Tomasoski's career includes a bachelor's degree in education from Michigan State University, a master's degree in educational supervision from Eastern Michigan University and an EDS in supervision and instruction from Northern Michigan University.

He has spent more than 30 years in public education, 11 of which were as a classroom teacher in grades 7-12. Administratively, Tomasoski has held principalships at the elementary, middle and high school levels, and also has served five years as a district superintendent. He has experienced all aspects of K-12 education and has been directly involved in numerous school improvement initiatives and successful building referendums.

Tomasoski has been associated with business/education partnerships since 1990, and also serves as an adjunct professor for Northern Michigan University's School of Education, where he instructs teacher preparation classes and supervises student teachers. He has presented at various educational seminars focusing on the topics of teaching effectiveness and leadership development.

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