Sam Bush-Joseph is Head of Growth Operations at Class, an education technology startup based in Washington, DC. Prior to Class, he led similar functions in Sales Operations and Sales Development at other high-growth startups in the EdTech and high-tech industries. Sam is dedicated to life-long learning and is passionate about education - after graduating from university, he started his career as an educator in multiple DC public charter schools serving the Capitol Hill East and Anacostia neighborhoods. 

Sam earned a Masters of Public Policy from Georgetown’s McCourt School and holds a BS in Public Policy and BA in Sociology from the University of Southern California. He serves on the Board of Directors for the USC Men’s Crew Foundation and remains involved in his alma mater’s rowing program.

He has been an active member of Del Ray Baptist Church since 2016. Sam and his wife, Amber, live just south of Old Town, Alexandria with their three children, the oldest of whom is enrolled at Potomac Classical. As a family, they love exploring local trails and cycling, frequently visiting Mount Vernon, and still hold out hope to one day have a family band.

Marshall was born in Belmont, NC. He was raised by faithful Christian parents and came to faith in early middle school. He studied at NC State University where he received a BS in Statistics and MS in Analytics. He then moved to northern Virginia to start a career in consulting at Deloitte, serving primarily government agencies and financial institutions through statistical modeling projects. He has since joined Google where he works as a Technical Account Manager for enterprise cloud customers.

While his career brought him to the DC area, the community of Capitol Hill Baptist Church quickly became the anchor for him to stay. He is thankful to have met his lovely wife of nine years, Tara, at CHBC. They have three wonderful boys ages 6, 4, and 2, including their oldest who is in first grade at Potomac Classical. Marshall and Tara have been members of CHBC for over eleven years and Marshall currently serves as an elder.

Outside of his daily work, you can find Marshall enjoying a cup of cold brew coffee, looking for a (family friendly) hike in the DMV area, or on the little league field with his boys.

Allison Morgan is the founder and Head of School for Potomac Classical Conservatory and has taught and tutored students in a variety of settings for many years. Allison holds a Master of Arts degree in Classical Christian Education & Leadership from Gordon College and earned her Bachelor of Science from Liberty University.

Previously, Allison worked on Capitol Hill as a Press Secretary for the third-ranking U.S. Senator Rick Santorum (PA), Chairman of the Senate Republican Conference. She then moved to the private sector to work in publishing and public relations for one of the leading conservative publishers located in Washington, DC. She strategically generated and managed national-level publicity for New York Times Bestselling authors while conducting media training for authors in preparation for national media tours.

Allison put her project management, love of great books, and fundraising skills to good use when she joined The Standard Bible Society (SBS) in Wheaton, Illinois. The SBS was the division of the Crossway Books publishing house responsible for fundraising to support the initial wave of distribution of the newly-released English Standard Version of the Bible (ESV); it was her joy and honor to assist in raising one million dollars over a few short months and to witness hundreds of thousands of ESV Bibles circulate the globe for the first time.

She has been an active member of Capitol Hill Baptist Church for nearly 17 years. She and her husband Chad live in the City of Alexandria with their four delightful and exhausting children, all of which are school-aged and enrolled at Potomac Classical. While her pastime activities often include photography, following politics, and cleaning out closets, she is particularly passionate about classical Christian education and witnessing children being transformed by the Gospel.

Chad Morgan is a Regional Director for Invesco. He works with registered investment advisors, institutions, family offices, asset managers, banks, pensions, foundations and endowments to help them meet their investment objectives.

Prior to joining Invesco in 2014, Chad has been a managing director in the custom index and index licensing division of Nasdaq OMX, a business development officer in the RIA and exchange-traded fund (ETF) asset manager division for iShares by Blackrock, and Regional Vice President at PowerShares Capital Management.

Chad earned an MBA from the Darden School of Business at the University of Virginia and a BA degree from Westment College. He is a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) charterholder and a member of the CFA Society Washington DC. Chad is on the Board of Directors for The House DC in Anacostia; he helps to raise money and awareness for drug-related, gang-related crime while strategizing to execute after-school programming, shelter, tutoring and hot meals with the ultimate goal of sharing the hope of Christ and discipling disadvantaged youth.

He has been an active member of Capitol Hill Baptist Church for over a decade and lives in Alexandria with his wife, Allison, and their four children.

Keith Nix has served as the Head of School at Veritas since 2010. Keith serves as the Vice Chairman of the Association of Classical and Christian Schools (ACCS) and President of the Board of Academic Advisors for the Classic Learning Initiatives, and was the prior Chairman of the Society for Classical Learning. He frequently consults with classical Christian school boards and leaders, and has served on the Board of the Virginia Council for Private Education since 2013.

Prior to moving to Veritas in 2010, Keith was a board member, and then later Head of School at The Westminster School in Birmingham, Alabama from 2004 - 2010. He is a founding Arête Fellow and has facilitated the Arete Fellowship gatherings since 2009. Prior to working in classical Christian schools, Keith was President of Nixgroup, a boutique consulting firm working with start-up and early stage organizations and businesses.

Keith plays tennis competitively, hopes to improve his golf game, and loves to read great books. He is married to Kim, an accomplished artist; the Nixes have two grown sons and a daughter in college.

Steven Ulrich is a VP at Cassaday & Company, a local investment advisory firm, and has been with them since 2017. With over twelve years of experience as an investment professional, Steven works collaboratively with clients to develop a comprehensive financial plan that helps them achieve their long-term goals.

Steven is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ practitioner, a professional designation he attained through Northwestern University’s School of Professional Studies certificate program in financial planning.

Additionally, Steven is a Chartered Federal Employee Benefits Consultant (ChFEBCSM), a specialization that focuses on retirement benefits, including CSRS, FERS, and the Thrift Savings Plan (TSP). He earned his Master of Business Administration degree from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst and obtained his Bachelor of Science degree in financial management from Bob Jones University in Greenville, South Carolina.

Steven has been an active member of Capitol Hill Baptist Church in Washington D.C. for fifteen years, and lives in Alexandria with his wife and three children, of which their firstborn is enrolled at Potomac Classical. As a North Carolina native, Steven is an avid UNC basketball fan and also follows English soccer, which has become a Saturday morning tradition with his family.