Superintendent
Dr. Tremayne Clardy
Superintendent of Schools
Leadership Profile
We understand that every student learns differently, and we are dedicated to providing a range of programs and services that meet the needs of all our students. In addition to our commitment to academic excellence, we recognize that diversity, equity, and inclusion are critical components of a thriving school district. We will work to create a learning environment where every student, from every background and circumstance, feels understood, valued, and supported. The Verona Area School District provides a world class education grounded in equity.
Administrative Rules
The Verona Area School District's administrative rules are organized in alignment with the Board of Education's Operational Expectation Policies. All Operational Expectations policies and all supporting administrative rules are in service to the Global Operational Expectation (OE-1). Administrative rules may not have a one-to-one alignment with the Operational Expectation and have been placed under the OE policy with the greatest alignment.
In the News
Verona Area Chamber of Commerce 2025 State of the City Address
School board approves final 2024-25 budget: final mill rate is $10.96, lowest in nearly 20 years
FACTv Back to School Interview
Back to School at Verona Area School District
‘I have found my home’ Clardy reflects on ‘Three Years of Progress,’ areas of growth for VASD
2024 UW-Whitewater Distinguished Alumni Award for Professional Achievement
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Excellence in Equity: Verona Area School District Aims to be a National Model
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Q&A with Verona's New Superintendent: Dr. Tremayne Clardy
Verona Area Superintendent Dr. Tremayne Clardy on Leadership: Educational Leadership in the Suburbs
VASD Podcast: In the Loop with the Sup
Superintendent Advisory Councils
The Superintendent has three advisory councils: student, staff, and family. The goal of the Advisory Councils is to provide a platform for VASD students, staff, and parents to share their insights, concerns, and ideas to enhance the VASD community.
With these groups, the Superintendent intentionally seeks representation of our entire district community to ensure that all perspectives are heard and valued. These groups meet monthly and cover topics ranging from the “education of the future”, course offerings, communication strategies, and what brings joy to educators in their careers.