Wasil and Pietron win Fraser school board seats
Incumbents secured two six-year seats while Treasurer Todd Burrows won an unopposed partial term in the Nov. 3 election.
By Renata Mehta ·
Fraser Public Schools serves approximately 4,200 students across Fraser, parts of Roseville, and Clinton Township. On Nov. 3, voters selected two of the three candidates for six-year terms on the district’s Board of Education.
The district has previously faced leadership changes, including the October 2025 appointment of Jamie Pietron and the February 2025 appointment of Treasurer Todd Burrows. These appointments created the specific vacancies and partial terms contested in this cycle.
Abigail Wasil, a lifelong Fraser resident and attorney, received 5,628 votes to secure a full term. Jamie Pietron, a Clinton Township resident and former Anchor Bay teacher, finished with 5,122 votes. Molly Magnotte, a second-time candidate, placed third with 4,935 votes.
Todd Burrows ran without opposition for a partial term that concludes on Dec. 31, 2028. He received 8,239 votes in the election.
Wasil stated in a social media post that she remains committed to academics, mental health, safety, and staffing. Pietron told C&G Newspapers that she aims to advocate for transparency and accountability while supporting educators.
The board generally meets twice a month during the school year. Each member receives $2,000 annually in compensation for service.
