We hope you had a restful summer recharge, and that you're ready to hit the ground running on Monday, August 27. In the meantime, you'll find everything you need on our individual school websites, including supply lists, important dates, registration forms, and more. You'll also want to check out our district's Back-to-School Guide, as well as the the Student and Parent Pages for links and downloads you can use all year. Can't find what you need? Call your building's main office or Central Administration at (248) 623-5400. Let's get started!
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Almost two weeks before school starts, a school bus is already out and about. But it's carrying teachers instead of students. Clarkston Community Schools is welcoming 29 new teachers this year. The tour of the district is part of their week-long orientation.
It's a great time to work for Clarkston Community Schools! The district, which employs more than 1,000 faculty and staff on its 12 school campuses, is now hiring for several positions with newly increased pay scales (approved by the CCS Board of Education on July 9).
Clarkston Community Schools Account Supervisor Healther Carignan was recently awarded a 2018 Emerging School Business Leaders Scholarship from The Association of School Business Officials International (ASBO).
On July 9, the Clarkston Community Schools Board of Education approved key administrative leadership changes designed to advance the district's mission, vision, and goals.
Welcome back! The first half-day of school for all students is Monday, August 27. For your convenience, we have compiled important dates in this handy Back-to-School Guide.
Calling all graduates of the Clarkston High School Class of 1968! Join us for your 50th Reunion weekend in Clarkston!
Clarkston Area Optimist Club scholarships recently awarded four $1,000 scholarships to Clarkston students.
Elementary Learning Feedback Documents for elementary school students are now available to access through your ParentVUE account.
Sixth graders at Sashabaw Middle School put their Wolf Day to good use on Wednesday, June 6, tying blankets for children and adults with cancer.
