2026-2027 Community Ambassador Profiles

I am a proud SCPS parent, volunteer, and substitute teacher with a passion for supporting students and strengthening our school community. I have two sons in Seminole County Public Schools and have been actively involved with the Milwee Middle School PTSA for the past three years. During the 2025–2026 school year, I was honored to be named Milwee Middle School’s Dividend of the Year for my volunteer service. In addition to being a homemaker, I work as an SCPS substitute teacher and have taught students from VPK through high school at schools throughout Seminole County, giving me a unique perspective on the diverse needs of our students, teachers, and schools.

I am especially passionate about art education and school safety. I joined the SCPS Community Ambassador Program to gain a deeper understanding of the programs, services, and people working behind the scenes to support our schools. I look forward to learning more about our district and using that knowledge to continue advocating for SCPS students, families, and our community.

Katherine Fabian holds a BA in dance studies from the University of South Florida and an MA in arts management from American University. She has worked with a variety of arts organizations and currently serves as the Managing Director at Orlando Ballet where she has worked for over 17 years. As the wife and daughter of public educators, Katherine has always recognized the importance of advocating for a strong public school system. She has been an passionate PTA leader for eight years having served on the PTA/PTSA boards at Eastbrook Elementary, Milwee Middle, and Lake Howell High. She was selected as the 2024 SCPS District Dividend of the Year and currently serves as the VP of Development for the Seminole County Council PTA. She and her family are also active in other community activities including Scouting America (Pack 631 and Troops 631/4631) and at Tuskawilla United Methodist Church.
 
I am excited to serve as an SCPS Ambassador because it provides an incredible opportunity to connect with other community leaders who share a passion for public education. I'm looking forward to gaining a deeper understanding of how our school district operates so I can become a more informed and effective advocate for students, educators, and schools. Most importantly, I hope to build meaningful relationships and bring what I learn back to the organizations and families I serve, helping strengthen the partnership between our community and Seminole County Public Schools.

Dr. Hollie Robichaud is a nurse leader, educator, and healthcare entrepreneur who is passionate about helping individuals thrive through education, advocacy, and community engagement. She is the Founder of Higher Dimensions Healthcare and serves as the Nursing Student Success Coordinator at Cambridge College of Healthcare & Technology in Altamonte Springs, where she supports future nurses in achieving academic and professional success. Her work focuses on leadership, education, patient advocacy, and empowering others to reach their full potential. 

As both a healthcare professional and parent, Dr. Robichaud has a deeply personal connection to Seminole County Public Schools. She has six children attending five different schools across the district, all participating in magnet schools or school choice programs. As an SCPS Community Ambassador, she looks forward to learning more about the people, programs, and processes that contribute to the district's success to help strengthen partnerships between schools, families, and the community.

Krystine Schafer is a dedicated leader in the homeless services sector with more than a decade of experience serving individuals and families experiencing homelessness in Seminole County. She holds a Master of Social Work degree from the University of Central Florida and has built her career on a foundation of client-centered, trauma-informed care, supporting adults, children, and families through a vision of respect, compassion, and dignity for all. 

As a product of Seminole County Public Schools, she thrives to give back to the community that fostered her growth. She currently serves as the Chief Operating Officer of Rescue Outreach Mission, Seminole County's only emergency homeless shelter. Krystine oversees operations while fostering collaboration across the county. She works closely with local government, nonprofit and for-profit organizations, as well as individuals with lived experience to strengthen the county's response to homelessness. 

Passionate about collaborative leadership, Krystine is committed to advancing innovative, community-wide strategies that promote housing stability.