Rochester Community Schools (Michigan) - Current (2010) Rochester Community Schools Board Members

Current (2010) Rochester Community Schools Board Members

Beth Talbert, President
Barb Cenko, Vice-President
Chuck Coutteau, Secretary
Marty Sibert, Treasurer
Jennifer Berwick, Trustee
Gerald L. Moore, Trustee
Lisa Nowak, Trustee
David Pruneau, Superintendent
Diane Stuart, Executive Asst. to Superintendent

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