About

Hello, my name is Joy King, and I am honored to be running for a position on Fayetteville-Perry Board of Education.

Family and Community Roots

My family and I have lived in the Fayetteville area for three years, and we are proud to call it our home. I am married to Zander King, and together we are raising two children who attend Fayetteville Elementary. As both a parent and a neighbor, I am deeply invested in ensuring that our schools remain a place where every child has the opportunity to learn, grow, and thrive.

Education and Career Background

I was born and raised in the Cincinnati area and graduated from Loveland High School. In 2001, I earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice from Michigan State University and worked in the Juvenile Justice system for eight years. I then returned to school and earned an Associate’s Degree in Nursing and Health Sciences, becoming a Registered Nurse in 2009. Over the past 15 years, my nursing career has included roles in acute care, hospice, and case management, and today I apply my nursing knowledge and experience in the Revenue Cycle space. I currently serve as a Regional Manager with a leading healthcare revenue cycle company, where I manage a team of 30 and collaborate with hospital CFOs, physician leaders, and others on clinical documentation. My background has given me experience in strategic planning, data analysis, critical thinking, leadership, problem-solving, and collaboration—skills I believe will serve our district well.

Service and Involvement

Over the past three years, I have been actively involved in the PTO, coached soccer, and volunteered as a “team mom.” These experiences have strengthened my commitment to teamwork, listening to diverse perspectives, and working toward solutions that benefit everyone. 

What I Bring to the Board

 Those who know me best describe me as principled, solution-oriented, empathetic, and passionate. I believe in leading with integrity, listening with empathy, and making decisions with the best interests of all children at the center.

My Commitment
If elected, I will work hard to:

• Ensure fiscal responsibility with taxpayer dollars.

• Support teachers and staff with the tools they need to succeed.

• Advocate for every student, regardless of background or abilities.

• Promote open communication and trust between the board, families, and the community.

Our schools are the heart of our community, and I am eager to contribute my time, skills, and passion to help them continue to grow stronger.