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Wayne County Schools Directory 2020-21 | 1 Chad Rider, Manager of Technology Operations WAYNE COUNTY SCHOOLS 2020 2021 DIRECTORY THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK ADMINISTRATION 33500 Van Born Road Randy A. Liepa, Ph.D. Wayne, Michigan 48184 Superintendent www.resa.net (734) 334-1442 (734) 334-1760 FAX [email protected] October, 2020 Wayne RESA is pleased to provide you with our annual Wayne County Schools Directory. This collection of useful information is also available in electronic format and can be accessed at www.resa.net/aboutus/districts/ . The directory provides contact information for the 33 school districts in Wayne County, in addition to public school academies, state and regional educational institutions, and private schools. Education is an extremely critical component of life in Wayne County with the previously mentioned educational entities having an impact on approximately 270,000 students in the area. Guided by our mission, Wayne RESA is committed to leadership through service and collaboration for ex- cellence in teaching and learning for all. We work hard to ensure that we provide services that are needed and wanted by all of our stakeholders. These services include (but are not limited to): providing quality pro- fessional development, instructional support services, software applications and support for district student and administrative services, group purchasing, and much more. It is important to note that last year WRESA helped schools collectively save more than $35 million by providing consolidated/shared services throughout the county. In addition, WRESA also provides state-mandated functions including pupil accounting, as well as special education monitoring and compliance. For more information on our services and programs, please see the listing of Wayne RESA departments and staff on pages one through eight of this Directory and be sure to visit our website at www.resa.net or contact us at (734) 334-1300. Please accept my best wishes for a positive and productive 2020-21 school year! Sincerely, THE WAYNE COUNTY REGIONAL EDUCATIONAL SERVICE AGENCY Board of Education • James S. Beri • Mary E. Blackmon • Danielle Funderburg • Lynda S. Jackson • James Petrie • Randy A. Liepa, Ph.D., Superintendent TABLE OF CONTENTS WAYNE COUNTY REGIONAL EDUCATIONAL Taylor ........................................................................................................42 SERVICE AGENCY ...........................................................................1 Trenton ....................................................................................................43 Wayne RESA Service Area Contact Persons ..................................4 Van Buren ................................................................................................44 Alphabetical Listing of Wayne RESA STAFF ..................................7 Wayne-Westland ..................................................................................45 PUBLIC SCHOOLS ..........................................................................9 Westwood ...............................................................................................47 Local Board Offices ................................................................................9 Woodhaven-Brownstown .................................................................48 Allen Park ................................................................................................10 Wyandotte ..............................................................................................49 Crestwood ..............................................................................................11 PUBLIC SCHOOL ACADEMIES (CHARTER SCHOOLS) ..........50 Dearborn .................................................................................................12 NON PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN WAYNE COUNTY ..........................57 Dearborn Heights #7 ..........................................................................14 SCHOOL BUILDING DIRECTORY ...............................................61 Detroit Public Schools Community District ................................15 RELATED AGENCIES AND ASSOCIATIONS ..............................77 Ecorse .......................................................................................................19 COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES IN WAYNE COUNTY .............78 Flat Rock ..................................................................................................20 WAYNE COUNTY EDUCATION ASSOCIATIONS ......................79 Garden City ............................................................................................21 2020-21 SCHOOL YEAR ...............................................................81 Gibraltar ...................................................................................................22 GETTING TO WAYNE RESA..........................................................82 Grosse Ile .................................................................................................23 MAP OF WAYNE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICTS .....................83 Grosse Pointe .........................................................................................24 Hamtramck .............................................................................................25 Harper Wood ..........................................................................................26 Highland Park ........................................................................................27 Huron........................................................................................................28 Lincoln Park ............................................................................................29 Livonia ......................................................................................................30 Melvindale-N. Allen Park ...................................................................32 Northville ................................................................................................33 Plymouth-Canton ................................................................................34 Redford Union Schools ......................................................................36 River Rouge ............................................................................................37 Riverview .................................................................................................38 Romulus...................................................................................................39 South Redford .......................................................................................40 Southgate ...............................................................................................41 WAYNE COUNTY REGIONAL EDUCATIONAL www.resa.net SERVICE AGENCY (734) 334-1300 • FAX: (734) 334-1620 33500 Van Born Road, Wayne, MI 48184 2019-20 Unaudited Student Count: 209,912 Code No: 82-000 BOARD OF EDUCATION MEMBERS PURCHASING Erika Hunter, Consultant ..............................................................334-1511 President ................................................................Mary E. Blackmon Darlene Bowen, Secretary ...........................................................334-1621 16661 Princeton STUDENT ACCOUNTING & AUDITING Detroit 48221 Debbie Caperton, Pupil Accounting Specialist ....................334-1590 Vice President ...................................................Danielle Funderburg Darlene Bowen, Secretary ...........................................................334-1621 39047 Buckingham Drive TRANSPORTATION SERVICES Romulus 48174 Kelli Schultz, Consultant ...............................................................334-1319 Secretary ........................................................................James S. Beri Kathie Emerick, Secretary ............................................................334-1450 14743 Cicotte TITLE I SCHOOLS AND CHARTER SCHOOLS AUTHORIZER Allen Park 48101 Jolia Hill, Manager ..........................................................................334-1564 Treasurer ..................................................................... Lynda Jackson Mary Bamrick, Secretary ...............................................................334-1823 32634 Bondie Brownstown 48173 HUMAN RESOURCES Trustee ........................................................................James M. Petrie Kelly Bohl, Assistant Superintendent ................................334-1614 16346 Appleby Lane Carol Chafin, Administrative Secretary ...................................334-1425 Northville 48167 Rena Corum, Manager .....................................................334-1374 ADMINISTRATION Kimber Ardaiz , Human Resource Assistant ..........................334-1385 Patricia Oswald, Human Resource Assistant .........................334-1589 Dr. Randy Liepa, Superintendent .......................................334-1442 LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS Deidre Thornsbury, Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent ..................................................................334-1442 Michael Latvis, Executive Director .....................................334-1820 Sharon Warren, Secretary to the Board/ Kathie Emerick, Secretary ............................................................334-1450 Mandatory Referral Coordinator ...............................................334-1448 Steven Ezikian, Deputy Superintendent ...........................334-1451 OPERATIONS AND IT INFRASTRUCTURE Kathie Emerick, Secretary .................................................................334-1450
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