Our Mission Statement
Royal Oak Schools will create a world-class system for learning by building active partnerships among students, educators, families, and community to prepare all students to participate in an ever-changing world as responsible lifelong learners. Learn more about Royal Oak Schools.
Spotlights
The highest level of confidence, an unmodified opinion, was recently awarded to Royal Oak Schools in relation to the organization’s budget.
Royal Oak Middle School is hosting workshops open to parents of children of all ages. Check out the free workshops for more information on topics such as brain development, substance abuse and student mental health.
At a special meeting hosted August 13, Jennifer Knipper was approved by the Board of Education as the new principal for Northwood Elementary effective immediately.
News
Parents interested in enrolling their students in kindergarten for the 2020-21 school year can join us at 6:30 p.m. on January 29, 2020 for Kindergarten Parent Information night.
The City of Royal Oak recently released a public advisory detailing levels of lead in some of the city’s water. According to the statement, which explains the testing of tap water in homes with lead service lines, “eight of the 30 sites tested exceeded the concentration levels of 15 parts per billion” and “this exceedance is not a violation of the Michigan Safe Drinking Water Act.” None of the eight sites that exceeded the Action Level were located at a school district facility. All buildings in the district are regularly tested for lead and copper levels.
The Royal Oak Schools Cultural Competence Engagement Committee has set meeting dates for the 2019-20 school year.
