Parent-Teacher Conferences are coming up at Clio Area Schools. Please check the dates and times listed for your child’s building and schedule your appointment if needed. We look forward to connecting with our families and continuing to support our students together.
Clio Area Schools is excited to announce Kindergarten Round Up for our 2026–27 incoming Kindergarten students!
If your child will turn 5 by September 1, 2026, plan to attend one of the Round Up sessions at Clio Elementary on April 14, April 16, or April 21 at 5:00 PM.
This is an important first step in joining the Mustang family. We look forward to welcoming our newest students to Clio Area Schools!
Link to sign-up: https://tinyurl.com/457hasdm
If your child will turn 5 by September 1, 2026, plan to attend one of the Round Up sessions at Clio Elementary on April 14, April 16, or April 21 at 5:00 PM.
This is an important first step in joining the Mustang family. We look forward to welcoming our newest students to Clio Area Schools!
Link to sign-up: https://tinyurl.com/457hasdm
Clio Area Schools invites all families to join us for “Disconnect to Reconnect: Spring into Action” on March 5 from 5:30–7:30 p.m. at Clio High School. This free, districtwide event will feature dinner, bounce houses, mini golf, yoga, games, arts and crafts, prizes (some shown below), and more for students , along with a special presentation from Dr. Rick Ferkel on the impact of technology on mental health and the importance of physical activity.
We look forward to a great evening of fun, learning, and time spent together as a Mustang community!
March is Reading Month at Clio Area Schools!
All month long, we’re focusing on literacy and celebrating the joy of reading across every building. Classrooms will be filled with themed spirit days, reading challenges, guest readers, fun activities, and lots of extra time spent getting lost in great books. From our youngest learners to our high school students, everyone will be joining in to build strong reading habits and grow as confident readers.
We can’t wait to highlight our students turn pages, set goals, and discover new favorite stories all month long. Let’s make March a chapter to remember! 📖💚
All month long, we’re focusing on literacy and celebrating the joy of reading across every building. Classrooms will be filled with themed spirit days, reading challenges, guest readers, fun activities, and lots of extra time spent getting lost in great books. From our youngest learners to our high school students, everyone will be joining in to build strong reading habits and grow as confident readers.
We can’t wait to highlight our students turn pages, set goals, and discover new favorite stories all month long. Let’s make March a chapter to remember! 📖💚
Due to road conditions, Clio Area Schools will be closed today, Monday, February 23. Enjoy the day off and stay safe!
Today’s snow day graphic was created by one of our own art students!
Today’s snow day graphic was created by one of our own art students!
Clio Area Schools invites ALL families to Disconnect to Reconnect: Spring into Action on March 5, 5:30–7:30 p.m. at Clio High School. Guest speaker Dr. Rick Ferkel will present on technology, mental health, and physical activity. Childcare, bounce houses, mini golf, games, food, and prizes will make this a fun and meaningful evening for the whole family!
We’re proud to share that three outstanding Clio educators have been named finalists for the Fourth Annual Flint Firebirds Foundation Teacher of the Year Awards!
Tracie Clark, Danielle Schlosser, and Stephanie Mink continue to represent Clio with dedication, passion, and heart each and every day.
Voting is open through February 23. Be sure to cast your vote and help support these incredible teachers as they compete for this well-deserved honor!
Link to vote: https://tinyurl.com/8k97te7r
Tracie Clark, Danielle Schlosser, and Stephanie Mink continue to represent Clio with dedication, passion, and heart each and every day.
Voting is open through February 23. Be sure to cast your vote and help support these incredible teachers as they compete for this well-deserved honor!
Link to vote: https://tinyurl.com/8k97te7r
REMINDER: Today is an early release day. Please see release times below:
Clio High School/Community High School: 7:20 a.m.- 12:20 p.m.
Clio Middle School: 7:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Clio Intermediate School: 8:45 a.m. - 1:45 p.m.
Clio Elementary School: 8:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Clio Early Elementary School: 8:45 a.m. - 1:15 p.m.
Clio High School/Community High School: 7:20 a.m.- 12:20 p.m.
Clio Middle School: 7:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Clio Intermediate School: 8:45 a.m. - 1:45 p.m.
Clio Elementary School: 8:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Clio Early Elementary School: 8:45 a.m. - 1:15 p.m.
Substitutes play an important role in keeping our classrooms running smoothly and supporting our students when teachers are away. If you enjoy working with kids, have a flexible schedule, and want to make a positive impact in our school community, we’d love to hear from you.
For more information or to apply, email swilliams@clioschools.org
or call 810-591-7485. Come support our Mustangs!
For more information or to apply, email swilliams@clioschools.org
or call 810-591-7485. Come support our Mustangs!
Clio Area Schools invites all Clio families to join us for Disconnect to Reconnect: Spring into Action on March 5 from 5:30–7:30 PM at Clio High School!
We’re excited to welcome guest speaker Dr. Rick Ferkel as he shares insights on the impact of technology on mental health and the importance of physical activity for our children. Childcare will be provided by our staff and CHS students, along with fun activities like bounce houses, mini golf, yoga, games, arts & crafts, food, prizes, and more!
Take a night to unplug, connect as a family, and enjoy an evening of learning and fun. We hope to see you there!
We’re excited to welcome guest speaker Dr. Rick Ferkel as he shares insights on the impact of technology on mental health and the importance of physical activity for our children. Childcare will be provided by our staff and CHS students, along with fun activities like bounce houses, mini golf, yoga, games, arts & crafts, food, prizes, and more!
Take a night to unplug, connect as a family, and enjoy an evening of learning and fun. We hope to see you there!
Please take note of these upcoming important dates for Clio Area Schools:
📅 February 13 – Half Day of School
📅 February 16 – No School (Presidents’ Day)
📅 February 17 – Early Release Day
We hope this helps families plan ahead!
📅 February 13 – Half Day of School
📅 February 16 – No School (Presidents’ Day)
📅 February 17 – Early Release Day
We hope this helps families plan ahead!
NOTICE: There is a change in time for the Board Meeting on February 12, 2026.
Please see attached file:
Please see attached file:
Wednesday, February 11, = Count Day. Your student’s attendance makes a difference!
Clio Area Schools is proud to recognize three board members who earned awards from the Michigan Association of School Boards (MASB) in 2025 for their dedication to leadership development and student achievement. These honors reflect their commitment to continuous improvement and service to our students, staff, and community.
Denise Frappier earned the Level 3 Award of Distinction and the Level 4 Master Board Member Award. Lydia Heine received the Level 4 Master Board Member Award. Dawn Renkiewicz was honored with the Level 1 Certified Board Member Award and the Level 2 Award of Merit.
Awards are earned through MASB’s leadership training program, conference participation, years of service, and ongoing leadership activities. These hours are completed in addition to the time board members dedicate to meetings, events, and reviewing policies and materials. Last year, more than 1,800 school board members across Michigan participated in MASB training or professional development workshops.
“I want to take a moment to recognize Denise, Lydia, and Dawn for their hard work and dedication,” said Superintendent Lisa Taylor. “Earning this distinction shows just how committed you are to our students, staff, and community. Your passion and leadership make a real difference every day. Thank you for all that you do.”
MASB Executive Director Don Wotruba highlighted the importance of professional development as schools face increasing demands to innovate and adapt. Training equips board members with the tools needed to make informed decisions that best serve Michigan’s students.
Congratulations to Denise Frappier, Lydia Heine, and Dawn Renkiewicz on this well-deserved recognition.
Denise Frappier earned the Level 3 Award of Distinction and the Level 4 Master Board Member Award. Lydia Heine received the Level 4 Master Board Member Award. Dawn Renkiewicz was honored with the Level 1 Certified Board Member Award and the Level 2 Award of Merit.
Awards are earned through MASB’s leadership training program, conference participation, years of service, and ongoing leadership activities. These hours are completed in addition to the time board members dedicate to meetings, events, and reviewing policies and materials. Last year, more than 1,800 school board members across Michigan participated in MASB training or professional development workshops.
“I want to take a moment to recognize Denise, Lydia, and Dawn for their hard work and dedication,” said Superintendent Lisa Taylor. “Earning this distinction shows just how committed you are to our students, staff, and community. Your passion and leadership make a real difference every day. Thank you for all that you do.”
MASB Executive Director Don Wotruba highlighted the importance of professional development as schools face increasing demands to innovate and adapt. Training equips board members with the tools needed to make informed decisions that best serve Michigan’s students.
Congratulations to Denise Frappier, Lydia Heine, and Dawn Renkiewicz on this well-deserved recognition.
Due to road conditions, Clio Area Schools will be closed Today, Friday, February 6. Please stay safe, and enjoy the day off. Thank you!
Eric Doyle, a 1997 Honors Graduate of Clio High School, stands as one of the most accomplished and decorated student-athletes in Clio history. A three-sport standout, Doyle left his mark on the fields and courts of Mustang Athletics through leadership, elite performance, and a relentless drive for excellence.
In football ,Eric was a three-year starter at quarterback and two-time team captain. He earned Al-Conference honors all three seasons, capped by first Team All-Conference and All-State recognition during his senior year. Under his leadership, the Mustangs captured the 1996 Big Nine Conference Championship and earned a berth in the MHSAA State Playoffs.
On the basketball court, Doyle was a four-year starter at point guard and served as captain for three seasons. He was named All-Conference each year, with First Team Honors as a senior, and finished his career as Clio High School's all-time leader in assists. He helped the Mustangs to the 1997 Big Nine East Division Championship.
On the baseball diamond, Eric was a force. A three-year starter and two-time captain, he earned First team all-Conference and Class A All-State Honors in both his sophomore and senior seasons. As a senior, he was named a MHSBCA Dream Teamer, USA Today All-American, and Collegiate Baseball Magazine All-American, while also competing in the prestigious MHSBCA High School All-Star Game. Eric finished the year batting .597 which ranks amongst the top averages in MHSAA history. He finished as the runner-up for Michigan's Mr. Baseball in 1997 and continued his baseball career at Michigan State University.
Following his playing days, Doyle continued to lead in the world of education and athletics. He became a teacher and served as the varsity Football Coach at Lake Fenton High School, guiding the Blue Devils to six playoff appearances in eight seasons and two GAC Red Division titles. His leadership journey continued in athletic administration as the Athletic Director at Kearsley High School for four years and later at Clio High School, where he helped shape the next generation of Mustang Athletes.
Today, Eric continues his impact as the Middle School Assistant Principal at Clio Middle School bringing his experience, passion, and Mustang pride into every hallway and classroom. Eric is married to Erin Doyle (Clio Class of 1998), a dedicated educator at Goodrich Middle School. Together they are raising their son, Easton, with the same Mustang values that shaped Eric's remarkable journey.
For his unparalleled athletic career, leadership, and ongoing contributions to education and the Clio community, Eric Doyle is a proud and deserving inductee into the Clio Area Schools Hall of Fame.
In football ,Eric was a three-year starter at quarterback and two-time team captain. He earned Al-Conference honors all three seasons, capped by first Team All-Conference and All-State recognition during his senior year. Under his leadership, the Mustangs captured the 1996 Big Nine Conference Championship and earned a berth in the MHSAA State Playoffs.
On the basketball court, Doyle was a four-year starter at point guard and served as captain for three seasons. He was named All-Conference each year, with First Team Honors as a senior, and finished his career as Clio High School's all-time leader in assists. He helped the Mustangs to the 1997 Big Nine East Division Championship.
On the baseball diamond, Eric was a force. A three-year starter and two-time captain, he earned First team all-Conference and Class A All-State Honors in both his sophomore and senior seasons. As a senior, he was named a MHSBCA Dream Teamer, USA Today All-American, and Collegiate Baseball Magazine All-American, while also competing in the prestigious MHSBCA High School All-Star Game. Eric finished the year batting .597 which ranks amongst the top averages in MHSAA history. He finished as the runner-up for Michigan's Mr. Baseball in 1997 and continued his baseball career at Michigan State University.
Following his playing days, Doyle continued to lead in the world of education and athletics. He became a teacher and served as the varsity Football Coach at Lake Fenton High School, guiding the Blue Devils to six playoff appearances in eight seasons and two GAC Red Division titles. His leadership journey continued in athletic administration as the Athletic Director at Kearsley High School for four years and later at Clio High School, where he helped shape the next generation of Mustang Athletes.
Today, Eric continues his impact as the Middle School Assistant Principal at Clio Middle School bringing his experience, passion, and Mustang pride into every hallway and classroom. Eric is married to Erin Doyle (Clio Class of 1998), a dedicated educator at Goodrich Middle School. Together they are raising their son, Easton, with the same Mustang values that shaped Eric's remarkable journey.
For his unparalleled athletic career, leadership, and ongoing contributions to education and the Clio community, Eric Doyle is a proud and deserving inductee into the Clio Area Schools Hall of Fame.
Mike Fitzgerald embodied the spirit of the Clio community through decades of service, leadership, and dedication to Mustang Athletics. A relentless supporter of Clio students and programs, Mike's contributions helped shape the athletic experience for generations of young people.
Mike served as an Assistant Coach for the Varsity Baseball program from 1986 through 1995 under Head Coach Dan Shelton. His commitment and impact on the program were widely recognized, culminating in being named the MHSBCA Assistant Coach of the Year, a testament to his skill, passion for the game, and ability to develop student-athletes.
Beyond baseball, Mike was a fixture on the event staff for Clio Athletics. For more than 20 years, he could be found working the chains at Mustang Football games and supporting crowd control at basketball contests, ensuring that every event ran smoothly and safely. His presence, and his high standards, became a constant and valued part of the athletic experience for players, coaches, officials, and fans alike.
Mike's influence extended to the youth level as well. He was instrumental in the early development of the Clio Little League program, serving both as a coach and a board member during the formative years of the complex. His leadership helped build a foundation that would provide opportunities for thousands of young athletes and strengthen the community's passion for baseball. Very seldom seen at events without his best friend, Ron Green, the two were true ambassadors of the Clio Athletic Program.
Mike passed away in December of 2021, leaving behind a legacy defined by service, kindness, and unwavering support of Clio Athletics. His commitment to community and youth sports continues through his wife, Mary, and his three children: Laurie, Shawn, and Erin, all proud Clio High School graduates.
The Clio Area Schools are honored to recognize Mike Fitzgerald as a Distinguished Community Member, celebrating a lifetime of dedication that has left a lasting imprint on Clio Athletics and the community he loved.
Mike served as an Assistant Coach for the Varsity Baseball program from 1986 through 1995 under Head Coach Dan Shelton. His commitment and impact on the program were widely recognized, culminating in being named the MHSBCA Assistant Coach of the Year, a testament to his skill, passion for the game, and ability to develop student-athletes.
Beyond baseball, Mike was a fixture on the event staff for Clio Athletics. For more than 20 years, he could be found working the chains at Mustang Football games and supporting crowd control at basketball contests, ensuring that every event ran smoothly and safely. His presence, and his high standards, became a constant and valued part of the athletic experience for players, coaches, officials, and fans alike.
Mike's influence extended to the youth level as well. He was instrumental in the early development of the Clio Little League program, serving both as a coach and a board member during the formative years of the complex. His leadership helped build a foundation that would provide opportunities for thousands of young athletes and strengthen the community's passion for baseball. Very seldom seen at events without his best friend, Ron Green, the two were true ambassadors of the Clio Athletic Program.
Mike passed away in December of 2021, leaving behind a legacy defined by service, kindness, and unwavering support of Clio Athletics. His commitment to community and youth sports continues through his wife, Mary, and his three children: Laurie, Shawn, and Erin, all proud Clio High School graduates.
The Clio Area Schools are honored to recognize Mike Fitzgerald as a Distinguished Community Member, celebrating a lifetime of dedication that has left a lasting imprint on Clio Athletics and the community he loved.
A proud 1965 Honors Graduate of Clio Area Schools, Connie Tambling's lifelong dedication to education, community, and culture has left a lasting legacy in both Clio and beyond. After earning her bachelor's degree from the University of Michigan in 1969 and a master's degree from Purdue University in 1987, Connie returned to her roots and spent over three decades shaping young minds at Clio High School.
From 1969 to 2000, Connie taught French, Spanish, and English, inspiring generations of students with her passion for kanguage and culture. She served as the Foreign Language Department Chair and sponsored the International Club, coordinated annual student trips to Québec, and Mexico, and was instrumental in welcoming and supporting foreign exchange students. As co-chair of the innovative "Project Mexico," she led students on simulated international experiences that expanded their global awareness right from Clio's classrooms. Her dedication earned her the honor of Clio's nominee for Michigan Teacher of the Year in 1987-1988 and the role of Commencement Speaker in 2000.
Connie's influence extended well beyond her classroom. She was a valued member of Clio High School's Musical Theater production teams and contributed to community arts through Clio cast & Crew and Show to go. Her leadership as a board member of the Clio Amphitheater (1995-2005) helped cultivate a vibrant local arts scene. A recipient of the Triangle of Honor from the International Order of Job's daughters and an active member of the Order of the Eastern Star and Bethany United Methodist Church, Connie consistently demonstrate servant leadership and commitment to her community.
Her passion for education continued at the collegiate level, teaching French and Spanish as an adjunct instructor at the University of Michigan - Flint from 1988 to 2011, where she was also nominated for the Distinguished Professor Award in 2001. She later mentored the next generation of educators as the university's student teacher coordinator from 2003 to 2006.
Recognized in 2011 as the clio Area Educational Foundation's Alumnus of the Year, Connie now enjoys retirement in Florida while remaining an active contributor to her community. She serves as Chair of the Polo Park Resident Directory, co-chairs the annual Holiday Craft Show, plays piano for chapel services, organizes theater outings, and enjoys golfing, bowling, bocce, and continued language study and travel.
A lifelong learner, educator, and community builder, Connie Tambling exemplifies the Mustang spirit and is a deserving inductee into the Clio Area Schools Hall of Fame.
From 1969 to 2000, Connie taught French, Spanish, and English, inspiring generations of students with her passion for kanguage and culture. She served as the Foreign Language Department Chair and sponsored the International Club, coordinated annual student trips to Québec, and Mexico, and was instrumental in welcoming and supporting foreign exchange students. As co-chair of the innovative "Project Mexico," she led students on simulated international experiences that expanded their global awareness right from Clio's classrooms. Her dedication earned her the honor of Clio's nominee for Michigan Teacher of the Year in 1987-1988 and the role of Commencement Speaker in 2000.
Connie's influence extended well beyond her classroom. She was a valued member of Clio High School's Musical Theater production teams and contributed to community arts through Clio cast & Crew and Show to go. Her leadership as a board member of the Clio Amphitheater (1995-2005) helped cultivate a vibrant local arts scene. A recipient of the Triangle of Honor from the International Order of Job's daughters and an active member of the Order of the Eastern Star and Bethany United Methodist Church, Connie consistently demonstrate servant leadership and commitment to her community.
Her passion for education continued at the collegiate level, teaching French and Spanish as an adjunct instructor at the University of Michigan - Flint from 1988 to 2011, where she was also nominated for the Distinguished Professor Award in 2001. She later mentored the next generation of educators as the university's student teacher coordinator from 2003 to 2006.
Recognized in 2011 as the clio Area Educational Foundation's Alumnus of the Year, Connie now enjoys retirement in Florida while remaining an active contributor to her community. She serves as Chair of the Polo Park Resident Directory, co-chairs the annual Holiday Craft Show, plays piano for chapel services, organizes theater outings, and enjoys golfing, bowling, bocce, and continued language study and travel.
A lifelong learner, educator, and community builder, Connie Tambling exemplifies the Mustang spirit and is a deserving inductee into the Clio Area Schools Hall of Fame.
As we conclude today’s announcements for the Clio Area Schools Hall of Fame Class of 2025, Clio Area Schools is proud to recognize an individual whose dedication has made a lasting impact. Congratulations to Jenna Schroeder, an Athlete Inductee whose dedication and contributions exemplify true Mustang pride.
JENNA SCHROEDER - ATHLETE
Clio Area Schools Hall of Fame- Class of 2025
Jenna Schroeder's impact on the game of basketball has been felt both on the court and on the professional stage. A two-sport athlete and four-year starter at Clio High School, Schroeder was a standout in both basketball and volleyball.
On the hardwood, she led the Mustangs to a Big Nine Conference Championship and etched her name in school history as Clio's all-time leading scorer with 1,430 career points. Her talent earned her a top-10 finish in the 2003 Miss Basketball Award voting.
After graduation, Schroeder continued her basketball journey at Oakland University and Saginaw Valley State University, averaging more than 14 points per game for the Cardinals. But her connection to the game didn't end when her playing career concluded, it evolved.
Schroeder first picked up a whistle while still a student at Clio, officiating local games. After college, she quickly ascended through the ranks, officiating NCAA Division I contests in the ACC, Big East, and Atlantic-10, along with WNBA and NBA G-League games. In 2019, Schroeder broke barriers by earning a spot as an NBA official, becoming just the sixth woman to work games at the highest level of professional basketball.
From record-breaking scorer, to trailblazing NBA Official, Jenna Schroeder has represented Clio on every court she's stepped onto, leaving an incredible mark on the game she loves.
JENNA SCHROEDER - ATHLETE
Clio Area Schools Hall of Fame- Class of 2025
Jenna Schroeder's impact on the game of basketball has been felt both on the court and on the professional stage. A two-sport athlete and four-year starter at Clio High School, Schroeder was a standout in both basketball and volleyball.
On the hardwood, she led the Mustangs to a Big Nine Conference Championship and etched her name in school history as Clio's all-time leading scorer with 1,430 career points. Her talent earned her a top-10 finish in the 2003 Miss Basketball Award voting.
After graduation, Schroeder continued her basketball journey at Oakland University and Saginaw Valley State University, averaging more than 14 points per game for the Cardinals. But her connection to the game didn't end when her playing career concluded, it evolved.
Schroeder first picked up a whistle while still a student at Clio, officiating local games. After college, she quickly ascended through the ranks, officiating NCAA Division I contests in the ACC, Big East, and Atlantic-10, along with WNBA and NBA G-League games. In 2019, Schroeder broke barriers by earning a spot as an NBA official, becoming just the sixth woman to work games at the highest level of professional basketball.
From record-breaking scorer, to trailblazing NBA Official, Jenna Schroeder has represented Clio on every court she's stepped onto, leaving an incredible mark on the game she loves.
As the Clio Area Schools Hall of Fame Class of 2025 continues to be unveiled, another individual is being honored for meaningful service and lasting dedication to Clio Area Schools and the Mustang community. Please join in celebrating Ron Green, a Community Member inductee, whose commitment and contributions have left a lasting legacy and reflect the heart of Clio Area Schools.
RON GREEN - COMMUNITY MEMBER
Clio Area Schools Hall of Fame- Class of 2025
A dedicated Little League coach and volunteer, Ron both served on the Clio Little League Board and played a key role in introducing countless young athletes to the game of baseball while instilling values of teamwork, sportsmanship, and commitment. His passion for athletics extended well beyond youth sports, as he also served Clio Athletics as a Clio Athletic Booster member for more than 20 years. Whether working behind the scenes or ensuring events ran smoothly, Ron could always be counted on to be there when clio needed him.
Ron also contributed to the game as a high school baseball umpire, earning respect throughout the area for his fairness, knowledge, and professionalism. His presence on the field reflected the same integrity and care he showed in every role he filled.
A proud Clio supporter through and through, Ron raised a family of Clio athletes and continues to reside in the community with his wife Pat, where he has served as a parishioner and usher at St. Charles and Helena for almost 50 years. He was always willing to lend a hand and consistently supported Clio coaches and athletes with whatever they needed to be successful during their time in the district.
Very seldom seen at events without his best friend, Mike Fitzgerald, the two were true staples of the athletic fabric at Clio Area Schools. Together, they embodied dedication, loyalty, and a deep love for Mustang Athletics.
Ron Green's unwavering commitment, quiet leadership, and lifelong service have helped shape the culture of Clio Athletics, making him a most deserving inductee into the Clio Area Schools Hall of Fame as a Distinguished Community Member.
RON GREEN - COMMUNITY MEMBER
Clio Area Schools Hall of Fame- Class of 2025
A dedicated Little League coach and volunteer, Ron both served on the Clio Little League Board and played a key role in introducing countless young athletes to the game of baseball while instilling values of teamwork, sportsmanship, and commitment. His passion for athletics extended well beyond youth sports, as he also served Clio Athletics as a Clio Athletic Booster member for more than 20 years. Whether working behind the scenes or ensuring events ran smoothly, Ron could always be counted on to be there when clio needed him.
Ron also contributed to the game as a high school baseball umpire, earning respect throughout the area for his fairness, knowledge, and professionalism. His presence on the field reflected the same integrity and care he showed in every role he filled.
A proud Clio supporter through and through, Ron raised a family of Clio athletes and continues to reside in the community with his wife Pat, where he has served as a parishioner and usher at St. Charles and Helena for almost 50 years. He was always willing to lend a hand and consistently supported Clio coaches and athletes with whatever they needed to be successful during their time in the district.
Very seldom seen at events without his best friend, Mike Fitzgerald, the two were true staples of the athletic fabric at Clio Area Schools. Together, they embodied dedication, loyalty, and a deep love for Mustang Athletics.
Ron Green's unwavering commitment, quiet leadership, and lifelong service have helped shape the culture of Clio Athletics, making him a most deserving inductee into the Clio Area Schools Hall of Fame as a Distinguished Community Member.
