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Tom McMillin

Currently holds the office of Michigan State Board of Education until January 1, 2025.

Candidate for Michigan State Board of Education in 2024 Michigan General Election.

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Tom McMillin

Michigan State Board of Education

About Tom McMillin

Professional Experience
March & McMillin, CPAs, Co-Owner (2018 - Present)
Michigan State Board of Education, Board Member (2017 - Present)
Michigan Community Auditors, PLLC, Owner (2007 - Present)
Michigan House of Representatives, State Representative - District 45 (2009 - 2015)
Next Level CFO Services, Owner (2006 - 2018)
Oakland County, Commissioner
Auburn Hills City Council, City Councilmember
Degrees
Bachelor's, University of Michigan, Accounting/Economics (1987)
Certificate, Central Michigan University, Forensic Auditing (2007)

Education

Tom McMillin continues to represent us on the State Board of Education to fight against the centralization of education. He fights to move control away from Washington and Lansing and return it to parents and our local school boards. Learn more

Election Information

Recent Candidacies
Michigan State Board of Education in Michigan General Election

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