Gracey-Parker
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Candidate Endorsements:
- Michigan Education Association
- Rochester Education Association
- Rochester Paraeducator Association
-Â Rochester Support Personnel Association
-Â Gun Sense Candidate Distinction
- National Association of Social Workers, Michigan Chapter
Rawcliffe
Laurin Gracey-Parker
2 year term
Both as a parent and professional, Laurin Gracey Parker brings a diverse background as a business owner, coach, PTA volunteer, and community advocate. Laurin is a proud parent to an RCS grad and current student. Laurin is committed to supporting educators, listening to the community, and ensuring every student is prepared for lifelong success. Laurin will bring thoughtful leadership and a forward-looking perspective to the board.
Our Rochester Forward Team
The only REA teacher-endorsed candidates
Gracey-Parker
Rawcliffe
Jamie Rawcliffe
6 year term
As RCS PTA Council President for three years, Jamie Rawcliffe is dedicated to serving students, families, and educators. Jamie has served on the nationally recognized Authors In April board and as a volunteer and PTA leader for over 14 years. Jamie is the proud parent to an RCS grad and current RCS student. She has a deep commitment to special education and is committed to building on Rochester's tradition of excellence while keeping students at the center of every decision.
Wynn Perdue
Dr. Sherry Wynn Perdue
6 year term
Dr. Sherry Wynn Perdue is an educator, researcher, and current RCS Trustee. As OU Writing Center Director, she partners with faculty, schools, and community organizations to strengthen literacy and student success. A national leader in writing education, Sherry serves the International Writing Centers Association, the College Board's AP English Language program, and local and national initiatives focused on the responsible use of GenAI. Sherry believes strong schools are built through genuine dialogue, thoughtful stewardship, and collaborative leadership. She is committed to building bridges between schools, families, higher education, and the broader Rochester Community.
League of Women Voters
Candidate Forum
September 24, 7-8:30pm
Events
League of Women Voters
Candidate Forum
Rochester Hills City Hall
September 24, 7-8:30pm
PAC (Parent Advisory Council)
Candidate Forum
October 20, 7-8:30pm
PAC (Parent Advisory Council)
Candidate Forum
October 20, 7-8:30pm
Cider and Donuts  with Candidates
Rochester Municipal Park
October 25, 3-5pm
Ensuring every student has opportunities to thrive
Moving Rochester Community Schools Forward by putting students first, supporting educators, listening to families, and building on the strong foundation that makes our district exceptional.
For the Rochester Community Schools Board of Education
We are proud to announce our shared commitment to serving the students, families, and community of Rochester Community Schools as candidates for the Board of Education.
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Rochester Community Schools is a district with a strong tradition of excellence. We are committed to building on that foundation while keeping student success at the center of every decision.
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