Taylor Schools

Curriculum

The heart of a school district can be found in its curriculum: what it teaches and how it teaches. At the Taylor School District, this heart is defined by a comprehensive, aligned and articulated pre-K-12 curriculum that provides a clear direction for teachers and administrators.

This curriculum includes all subjects taught, from pre-kindergarten through senior high advanced placement. It also includes such areas as special education, technology, and school-to-work.

To make this form of education work effectively, the district has implemented an active, progressive curriculum and instruction plan that not only reviews current offerings but plants the seeds for tomorrow’s classrooms. The plan then establishes the strategies and delivery systems that are compatible with district goals and the core curriculum.

Taylor School District

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Taylor Schools Alumni Association

Visit Taylor Schools Alumni Association or email to become a member of the Taylor Schools Alumni association. As a member of the association, you will be able to keep in contact with your classmates and other graduates of Taylor schools as well as receive information about your classmates, reunions and other planned activities.

The lifetime membership is $25 per person. Part of the proceeds go to the "Taylor Schools Foundation of Excellence" Scholarship Fund to help Taylor students.

Taylor Schools Alumni Association

22770 Northline Road

Taylor, MI 48180

Taylor Federation of Teachers

Find information about the Taylor Federation of Teachers.

Board of Education

The Taylor School District is governed by a seven-member Board of Education that is elected at-large by the entire district population. The trustees serve staggered four-year terms.

The board is responsible for setting policy, approving budgets and tax and spending limits and hiring the superintendent. The board is also responsible for dealing with student misconduct that has suspension or expulsion as a penalty, and for employee grievance matters. The board negotiates all labor contracts with the district’s five bargaining units. The board annually elects its own president, vice president, secretary, and treasurer.

Meetings

• 2nd and 4th Monday of each month at the
• Board of Education Offices
  23033 Northline Road
  Taylor, MI 48180

Members

• Blaine Honeycutt, President
• Tom Zorn
• Pamela Lakatos
• Douglas Meyers
• David Meyers
• Debbie Stellini
• Jamee McCoy

Administration

The administration of the school district is handled by a staff led by the Superintendent. This individual is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the district and is supported by a team of assistants, directors, and coordinators who handle all aspects of instruction and administration.

This includes:

• benefits
• budget creation and implementation
• building and grounds supervision and maintenance
• curriculum
• food service
• hiring and firing of personnel
• instruction
• payroll
• purchasing
• special services
• transportation

Superintendent

Ben Williams

Curriculum and Instruction Pre-K - 12

Dr. Mary Ann Cyr

Executive Director for H.R., Labor Relations and Negotiations

Patricia DeLaTorre

Chief Financial Officer

Shawn Stirling