Board of Education
The publicly elected seven-member Board of Education is responsible for setting policy for the district.
The Board of Education conducts its business meetings at St. Johns High School, 501 W. Sickles St. All meetings will begin at 6:30 p.m. unless otherwise specified.
Meeting date, time and location may be modified as necessary throughout the year. Please verify this information prior to the meeting on each meeting’s Public Notice.
Upon request, the District shall make reasonable accommodations for a disabled person to be able to participate in these meetings. Contact the Superintendent's office at 989-227-4002.
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Superintendent of SchoolsDr. Anthony Berthiaume |
President of SJPS Board of EducationTimothy Jackson Term expires 12/2024 |
Vice President of SJPS Board of EducationScott Darragh Term expires 12/2026 |
Secretary of SJPS Board of EducationMatthew Boak Term expires 12/2026 |
Treasurer of SJPS Board of EducationAlan Nelson Term expires 12/2026 |
Trustee of SJPS Board of EducationRobert Watson Term expires 12/2028 |
Trustee of SJPS Board of EducationChristi Mansfield Term expires 12/2028 |
Trustee of SJPS Board of EducationKathie Elliott Term expires 12/2024 |
St. Johns High School Student RepresentativeJoseph Sklapsky |
It Is Our Mission
MISSION STATEMENT
St. Johns Public Schools will provide an educational experience that prepares all students to become individuals who think critically, live purposefully, lead responsibly, communicate persuasively, and serve others generously.
VISION
To become schools that embrace change through pursuit, evaluation and celebration of new knowledge and skills. To provide every student with the choice to undertake advanced learning without remediation.
PHILOSOPHY
Education is a lifelong pursuit for every individual and the shared responsibility of the home, school and community.
CORE VALUES
Integrity, Trust, Respect, Accountability, High Expectation and Service
WE HOLD THAT:
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Every individual has worth and dignity.
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Every individual is unique.
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Equal opportunity for learning must be available to all students.
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Intellectual curiosity, academic skills, teamwork, and perseverance are essential for all learners to succeed.
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The rapidly changing world demands educators to cultivate a diverse approach to learning so students are prepared to face new challenges.
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