Bowling Green’s 40 Under 40: Chloe Stewart

Story by Amelia Bowen

For Smiths Grove native Chloe Stewart, returning to her roots in Warren County means bringing a lifelong dedication to education full circle. Coming from a family of educators, Chloe developed an early appreciation for history and the power of inspired learning. After spending 12 years as a high school social studies teacher, she now serves as Curriculum Coordinator at the IMPACT Center for Leadership and Innovation in Warren County Public Schools. Chloe holds two master’s degrees and an educational specialist degree, embodying the commitment to continuous growth that she inspires in her students. Beyond curriculum design, she is deeply passionate about empowering young women, aiming to expand opportunities for girls in engineering, aviation, and other STEM fields. Her heart for service extends into meaningful community initiatives. Chloe has organized fundraisers for the UK DanceBlue Clinic and Mending Point Behavioral Health services for teens, is registered with the National Marrow Donor Program, and has spearheaded other efforts to support student health needs. After living in Lexington for a decade, Chloe and her husband, Alex, moved back to Bowling Green to raise their son, Sammy. They enjoy spending time with family and friends, being in nature, and traveling together. Chloe models her leadership on a favorite Stephen Covey concept: “Leadership is communicating people’s worth and potential so clearly that they are inspired to see it in themselves.”