Shannon 
Kwozalla Herold

With 32 years of experience as a dedicated teacher in Kenton County Schools, Shannon Kwozalla Herold is highly qualified to serve as a strong voice for our children, our parents, our educators and our communities. Shannon is a life long Kenton County resident. Shannon and her children are Kenton County School graduates and her granddaughter currently attends school in Kenton County.

“The Kenton County School District has always served an important role in my life,” said Shannon. “I understand the importance of working as a community to make sure every child is given the opportunity to succeed and reach their highest potential. My experience working directly with our students and educators equips me to make wise, well-informed decisions on behalf of the children and families of Kenton County."
 

In addition to her experience in a classroom, Shannon is an active member of the Kenton County community. She currently serves on the Cinderella’s Closet Board and the Devou Park Advisory Committee. Shannon was a founding member of Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center’s Starshine Hospice Program and served as a volunteer in the CCHMC Newborn Intensive Care Unit. She’s also served as a volunteer with Kicks For Kids.
 

In 2010, Shannon was recognized by Kenton County Schools for her excellence in teaching and and awarded the Golden Apple. During her time teaching, she also brought the Girls On The Run program to R.C. Hinsdale Elementary as a coach.

Shannon is a graduate of Dixie Heights High School. She graduated from the University of Kentucky and has a Masters Degree from Northern Kentucky University. She achieved National Board Certification and has a Rank 1 from the Education Professional Standards Board, the highest rank in Kentucky.

Shannon resides in Kenton Hills and enjoys spending time with her children, Kendall and Colin, and granddaughter, Sophia, discussing her favorite novels with friends at book club and taking her dog, Murphy, on long walks.