Clinton C. Burch has worked diligently throughout his career to be a champion for West Virginia students and adults, ensuring they are empowered to develop the skills necessary to be successful in a future career. Mr. Burch currently serves as the Assistant Superintendent of PK-12 Adult Instruction and Career Engagement at the West Virginia Department of Education. Prior to this role, he served as Executive Director of the Office of Advanced Career Education.
Mr. Burch is a United States Air Force veteran, serving in Operation Southern Watch and Desert Focus, after the Khobar Towers bombings in Saudi Arabia. After returning from service, he attended Marshall University, earning both his Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees in education. He has dedicated his career to educating West Virginia students, serving as a classroom teacher, gifted education teacher, assistant high school principal, career and technical administrator, and assistant superintendent. Throughout his career, Mr. Burch has authored national articles and has served on various committees to be the voice for students and adults throughout West Virginia.