As we navigate through this year, we will continue to support our students academically while also focusing on their social-emotional well-being. We believe that students are more likely to succeed when they feel safe, accepted, and included.

Every decision we make in Clarkston Community Schools is designed to support student achievement. I am happy to report that we are already seeing progress in closing the achievement gaps and tackling the learning loss due to COVID.

When we talk about equity and inclusion in Clarkston, we mean two things: eliminating barriers to student achievement and supporting a culture of respect for all students and staff. 

A Clarkston High School senior has been named Honor Graduate of the Young Marines’ Junior Leadership School at the National Leadership Academy. 

Here are our revised guidelines for the start of school on Monday, August 30.

The Oakland County Health Division issued an emergency public health order mandating masks in K-12 schools during the school day for all students and staff, regardless of COVID vaccination status.

We are just over a week away from the return of staff and students and the start of a new school year on Monday, August 30.

 As we prepare for the school year ahead, I want to begin sharing our plans to get back to learning in Clarkston.

Members of the Clarkston Community Schools Board of Education recently earned awards from the Michigan Association of School Boards (MASB) and Oakland County School Board Association (OCSBA).