Name: Seth Faulkner
Job Title: Mason County High School Principal.
Children: Isaac Marshall, 14, and Tatum Faulkner, 6.
Pets: English Golden Retriever named Zeke.
Current residence: Maysville.
Hometown: Maysville.
Why did you decide to stay/what brought you here: After college, I wanted to come back to Maysville because it’s my home. It’s where I grew up and where my family lives. I also wanted to give back and be a positive role model for the youth in my hometown.
How do you hope to better your community: I aspire to better my community through my interactions with the young people in our school. I want to be a positive mentor who helps students find their strengths and pursue their passions.
What are some of your interests: Anything related to sports, especially running and playing golf. I also love to travel and spend time with my family.
What is something that would surprise most people about you: I played small college football at Georgetown College, where I was part of two NAIA national championship teams.
Where do you see yourself in five years: Continuing to learn and improve in my role as principal of Mason County High School and giving back to the community that provided me with so many opportunities as a child and young adult.
How do you hope to achieve your goals over the next five years: By holding true to my priorities of faith and family. I will work hard and surround myself with quality people who will hold me accountable and I will remain focused on the fact that my actions impact more than just myself.
You listed your job title, but what was your dream job as a child: As a child, I always dreamed of being a professional athlete. When I realized that wasn’t a reality, I wanted to become a teacher and a coach.
What do you love most about your job: I love interacting with the students and staff at Mason County High School.
What do you love most about Maysville: I love the small town feel and the people in our community. I have a lot of pride in my hometown and I believe that the positives of Maysville far outweigh the negatives.
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