Fiat Classical Academy Welcomes New Board Members

The budding Catholic high school is entering its third year.

Richard Rollino and Julie Krommer. Photos provided.

(Lawrenceburg, Ind.) - Fiat Classical Academy is set to begin their third academic year in 2026-2027. 

The start of the new school year comes with the unveiling of two new board members at the budding Catholic high school. 

Following approval from Fiat’s Board of Directors and approval from Archbishop Thompson of the Archdiocese of Indianapolis, Richard (Rick) Rollino and Julie Krommer will serve on the Board of Fiat Classical Academy. 

Rollino hails from Sunman. He comes to FCA's board after working in higher education and Catholic parishes for the past 15 years. He is currently a member of St. Nicholas Parish in Sunman and is the CFO of Thomas More University 

Krommer is a lifelong west sider from Cincinnati and a member of St. Ignatius Parish. She is a 20-year veteran of the aerospace industry and has
held leadership roles in operations, strategic planning, program management and continuous improvement. She has worked with the Archdiocese of
Cincinnati to support business operations and the change management for the pastor of a parish family with four parishes and four schools as they were merged into one canonical parish.

As Rollino and Krommer come in, Lisa Hardig is on her way out. She completed her three-year-term in June. 

Fiat Classical Academy says Hardig was instrumental as a founding member on the Board of Directors during the planning stages. She also saw Fiat through their first two school years, preparing the way for the first graduating class this upcoming school year. 

To learn more about Fiat Classical Academy and their board you can visit FCA’s website