Lake Region Union High School Board
The Lake Region Union High School school board consists of the following members, elected by the various participating towns and villages:
- Chairman - Dave Thurber, Brownington
- Vice Chairman - Linda Michneiweicz, Westmore
- Clerk - Darlene Young, Glover
- Orleans - Dave Blodgett, Toni Eubanks
- Albany - Maybeth Whitten
- Barton - Dan Lussier, Wendy Poutre
- Irasburg - Michael Sanville, Renee Fontaine
The OCSU Board is chaired by Dan Lussier of Barton with Vice-Chair Thea Swartz of Orleans
- Superintendent (appointed) - Stephen Urgenson (contract expires 2010)
- Business Manager (appointesd) - Susan Watson
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