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Welcome and thank you for visiting this web site to learn more about Clawson Public Schools. As School Board president, I am pleased to introduce you to our school community and fellow board trustees. For the 2007-2008 school year, the board members, pictured above, are as follows (left to right):
Tony Urbanik (trustee) turbanik@clawson.k12.mi.us
Kevin Turner (secretary) kturner@clawson.k12.mi.us
Scott Rieck (trustee) srieck@clawson.k12.mi.us
Cyndi Peltonen (vice president) cpeltonen@clawson.k12.mi.us
Mike Bosnic (president) mbosnic@clawson.k12.mi.us
Jim McHale (treasurer) jmchale@clawson.k12.mi.us
Michael Paquette (trustee) mpaquette@clawson.k12.mi.us
In September 2006, Jim Nolan began his final year with Clawson as the Interim Superintendent. The board conducted an extensive search for a permanent superintendent in the fall and selected Cheryl Rogers who joined the district on July 1, 2007. Welcome Cheryl!
The School Board oversees the operation of the district. Members are elected by the community in May elections. Terms are limited to four years with two terms expiring each year except for the fourth year. This guarantees continuity and effective leadership of the district.
The Board conducts its business in regular semi-monthly meetings at the Baker Administrative office in the second floor conference room at 626 Phillips, in Clawson. The meetings start at 7:00pm and are open to the public. During each regular meeting, time is allotted for public comment. The board also conducts workshops which are more informal and are held as required. All meetings are posted at least 48 hours before the meeting begins. You can find a meeting agenda at the entrance to each of the district's five buildings.
For more information, please call 248.655.4400 from 8:00am to 4:00pm daily. Or, please refer to the following links to learn more about Clawson Schools:
General news and information as well as links to each school
State of Michigan Department of Education
Clawson Public Schools serves more than 1,800 students in grades pre-K through 12 on five campuses: Baker Center, Schalm Elementary School, Kenwood Elementary School, Clawson Middle School and Clawson High School. The district also serves several parochial schools in the area. As Oakland County's smallest district, Clawson is a caring community dedicated to the pursuit of excellence where every person is valued and learning is celebrated. With its recently renovated schools, innovative new programs and updated curricula, the award-winning Clawson Public School district strives to provide an exceptional college preparatory experience for its students. Our community supports a strong school system we all can take pride in. Please visit us soon and I'm sure you'll agree.Kevin A. Turner
President, Clawson Board of Education
Updated Saturday, January 19, 2008