The Woodhaven-Brownstown School District Board of Education would like to share an important update regarding our district leadership. After 15 years of dedicated service, WBSD Superintendent Mark Greathead has informed the Board of his decision to retire, effective June 30, 2026.

Superintendent Greathead has served the Woodhaven-Brownstown community with dedication and distinction, leading our schools through periods of growth, innovation, and meaningful change. Under his leadership, the district has achieved significant milestones, including increased pupil enrollment, improved facilities, a stable general fund, and the grade reconfiguration. He has consistently prioritized expansion of academic programming like STEM, arts, DCTC programs and more along with the integration of modern technology, to ensure our students are better prepared for future success.

“We are deeply grateful for Superintendent Greathead’s unwavering commitment to our students, staff, and families,” said Laura Berry, President, Woodhaven-Brownstown School District Board of Education. “His steady leadership and passion for public education has left a lasting impact on our district and the broader community.

The Board of Education will soon begin the process of selecting the next superintendent. The Board’s primary responsibility is hiring, supporting and evaluating the district’s superintendent.

“We are committed to a thorough and transparent process and will provide updates as we move forward,” Berry said.

As Superintendent Greathead continues to lead the district through this school year, the Board extends its sincere appreciation for his ongoing dedication and looks forward to partnering with him throughout this transition period and celebrating his service with the community as his retirement date approaches.

Special Services Department

Woodhaven-Brownstown School District Superintendent Announces Retirement