JoLynn Clark
JoLynn Clark began her teaching career at Frankenmuth High School in 2002, instructing English 12 classes and the school’s first section AP Language and Composition. She continued teaching these classes during her six years at the high school, and in her last two years, she also taught AP Psychology. In 2008, JoLynn left the classroom to take on the role of high school principal, the position she still holds today. In 2016, JoLynn was recognized by MASSP as Michigan’s High School Principal of the Year. In 2020, JoLynn served on the Governor’s Return to Learn Council and in 2021, the Student Recovery Advisory Council. She currently serves on the MASSP Board of Directors as the Region IV Representative and is an appointee representing K-12 schools on the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services’ Mental Health Diversion Council and the Juvenile Justice Subcommittee.
JoLynn Clark began her teaching career at Frankenmuth High School in 2002, instructing English 12 classes and the school’s first section AP Language and Composition. She continued teaching these classes during her six years at the high school, and in her last two years, she also taught AP Psychology. In 2008, JoLynn left the classroom to take on the role of high school principal, the position she still holds today. In 2016, JoLynn was recognized by MASSP as Michigan’s High School Principal of the Year. In 2020, JoLynn served on the Governor’s Return to Learn Council and in 2021, the Student Recovery Advisory Council. She currently serves on the MASSP Board of Directors as the Region IV Representative and is an appointee representing K-12 schools on the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services’ Mental Health Diversion Council and the Juvenile Justice Subcommittee.
