On September 15, 2026, the Daviess County CEO Cohort welcomed Chastity Sward, Guidance Counselor at Barr-Reeve High School and a CEO program Board Member. During her visit, Chastity enrolled all cohort participants in college credit courses through Ivy Tech Community College, giving students a head start with transferable credit toward their futures.
After sharing a bit about herself and her background, Chastity offered the students some hard-earned advice. She stressed that hard work and consistency go a long way — simply showing up, day after day, makes a real difference. She reminded the group that everyone brings something unique to the table, and that success rarely follows a straight line. She closed with a challenge: don't wait for opportunities to come to you — get involved, take initiative, and make things happen.
The Daviess County CEO Cohort is grateful to Chastity Sward for her guidance, her continued support, and for helping open the door to college credit opportunities that will benefit students well beyond this program.


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