Dr. Colette Morgan serves as Chairman of the Board at Trinity Christian School. A board-certified internal medicine physician, her journey with Trinity began when her two daughters entered preschool, and she has since supported the school through leadership and international mission trips to Vienna, Ecuador, and Tanzania.

Outside of her professional and charitable work, Dr. Morgan enjoys cooking, traveling with her family, and birdwatching, and she remains deeply committed to her faith and the Trinity Christian School community.

Dave currently serves as the Senior Director, Financial Solutions for Chick-fil-A, Inc. David is a Georgia licensed CPA and has served with Chick-fil-A for over 18 years and his team is responsible for staff-facing technology and data solutions on behalf of corporate finance. David has served on the Trinity Christian School Board for 10 years with the last 5 as Chairman. He and his wife Tina have been married for 19 years and have 3 children together. Jake is a 2018 graduate of Trinity Christian School, Samuel and Sophia attend TCS.

Dr. Stacy A. Bartlett serves as President of Point University and brings more than 20 years of leadership experience in Christian higher education. A graduate of Point University, she later earned both an MBA and a doctorate in higher education leadership. Throughout her career, Dr. Bartlett has been passionate about the transformative impact of faith-based education and is committed to helping students thrive spiritually, academically, and personally.

Dr. Bartlett and her husband, Jeremiah, are the proud parents of two daughters who attend Trinity Christian School. As a family, they enjoy spending time outdoors, traveling, and creating music together. They are actively involved at Southside Church in Newnan and are grateful to be part of a school community that encourages students to grow in faith, knowledge, and character while inspiring them to serve others and lead with purpose.

Ryan Haning has been with Chick-fil-A since 2012 and serves as the Executive Director and Head of the Cathy Family Office. In this role, he provides strategic leadership and oversight across all financial and operational functions of the family office. While he remains closely connected to key areas such as financial planning, tax strategy, estate planning, property management, risk management, compliance, and philanthropy, his focus has shifted toward long-term vision and strategic planning. Ryan plays a pivotal role in aligning the family office with the broader legacy and mission of Chick-fil-A, Inc. He also invests meaningful time with the Generation 3 owner group, serving as both a trusted advisor and friend as they navigate life and stewardship together.

He and his wife have two boys. As a family, they enjoy watching and playing baseball and tennis, and Ryan especially enjoys spending time outdoors hunting. They worship at Crossroads Church in Newnan and are also very passionate about the national ministry, FCA Outdoors. Additionally, Ryan serves on several boards and advisory committees in both the non-profit ministry space and the for-profit space.

Dr. Gretchen H. Peacock brings decades of experience in Christian counseling, ministry, and service to the Trinity Christian School Board. She earned degrees from Ouachita Baptist University and Fuller Theological Seminary, including a Doctor of Marriage and Family Therapy, and has served for 34 years as a Licensed Professional Counselor at A New Start Counseling Center in Fayetteville, Georgia. Her calling to ministry began at age 14, and she continues that commitment today through her fourth term on the Deacon Board at Trinity Christian Church.

Dr. Peacock and her husband, Gary, have been married since 1981 and are the parents of three sons, all of whom attended Trinity Christian School, and two now serve in full-time ministry. Outside her professional and ministry roles, she enjoys mountain travel, spending time with her grandchildren, and Christian music and drama, including many years of participating in Trinity productions.

Stuart "Chip" Reagan began serving with the Department of Homeland Security in 2007 and has been a Special Agent for his entire federal career. He previously served with the Sevier County Sheriff's Department in Sevierville, TN, from 2003 to 2007. A graduate of East Tennessee State University in Johnson City, TN, Chip is a lifelong learner who enjoys reading and spending time outdoors. Chip and his family have lived in Fayette County since 2007.

Sam Sweitzer is the founder of Anson Analytics (2002) and The Archalos Fund and is a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA). He earned an MBA in Finance from Vanderbilt University. Sam has served as an analyst for the private equity group GCI in Chicago and has researched numerous investments in a variety of industries.

After earning both her undergraduate and law degree from the University of Georgia, Brooke began her career as an attorney at the law firm of Smith, Welch, Webb & White, LLC, where she became Partner in January 2025. After practicing primarily family law and holding a degree in Human Development and Family Science, she understands the critical role parents, families, and communities like Trinity play in the spiritual, educational, and emotional upbringing of a child. It truly does "take a village to raise a child," and Brooke is proud to be a part of the Trinity village. Brooke met her husband, Garrett, at UGA and they spend their fall Saturdays watching the Dawgs play.