Lee's Summit School Board Members

These are members of our school board.  They vote on salaries for current employees.  Can we honestly say that they don't have a conflict of interest.  When they investigate procedure violations are they really objective?  Isn't it time that someone is on the board that can really make a change in this district and help it live up to the reputation that they have?  How many of you moved here because of their excellent reputation and then realized you made a major mistake?  I can name dozens of families.

Ron Baker

PresidentRon Baker was elected to the Board of Education in April 2009, is currently serving as president and previously served as vice president. He retired in 2001 after working for 36 years in the R-7 School District. During his career, he taught science at the high-school and middle-school levels, Mr. Baker is married to Serece Baker, a retired R-7 science teacher. 

Jack Wiley

Vice President
Mr. Wiley and his wife, Suzanne, a teacher in the R-7 School District

Phyllis Balagna

MemberShe taught English and theatre arts for five years, with two of those at LSHS.

Chris Storms

Member
His family includes his wife, Audra, a third-grade teacher at Summit Pointe Elementary

Bob White

Member
Mr. White retired from the Lee’s Summit R-7 School District in 2007 after a 33-year career. Within R-7, he worked as director at Summit Technology Academy, as assistant principal at Pleasant Middle School and Lee’s Summit High School and as a language arts teacher. A Lee’s Summit resident, he has been married for 42 years to Candy White, a retired R-7 teacher. They have a son, Kevin White, a special-education teacher at LSHS; a daughter-in-law, Mitch White, a substitute aide; 

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