MASA’s governing bodies span 10 regions and consist of an Executive Board, the MASA Council, and three standing committees.
2021-22 Executive Board
The Executive Board, composed of seven members elected from across the state, works closely with MASA leadership to oversee the daily operations of the organization.
- President: Andrew Brodie, Flat Rock Community Schools (Region 9)
- President-Elect: Angie McArthur, Eastern Upper Peninsula ISD (Region 1)
- Past President: Dr. Steve Matthews, Novi Community Schools (Region 9)
- Director: Dr. Glenn Maleyko, Dearborn Public Schools (Region 9)
- Director: Kathleen Xenakis-Makowski, Johannesburg-Lewiston Schools (Region 2)
- Director: Dr. Julie Helber, Chelsea School District (Region 8)
- Director: Jason Kennedy, Fruitport Community Schools (Region 3)
MASA Council
The MASA Council meets monthly and sets the general policies and goals of the association that drive the work of the MASA staff.
MASA Committees
MASA maintains three standing committees that advise the Board and Council on major educational and organizational issues.
- Professional Growth & Leadership Committee 2021-22
- Conference Planning Committee 2021-22
- Government Relations & Policy Committee 2021-22
2021-22 Region Presidents
- Region 1: Brian Reattoir, Brimley Area Schools
- Region 2: Dr. Nick Ceglarek, Northwest Education Services
- Region 3: Roger Bearup, Grandville Public Schools
- Region 4: Craig Carmoney, Meridian Public Schools
- Region 5: George Rierson, Caro Community Schools
- Region 6: Kevin Robydek, Potterville Public Schools
- Region 7: Jason Misner, Parchment School District
- Region 8: Scott Riley, Blissfield Community Schools
- Region 9: Mark Greathead, Woodhaven-Brownstown School District
MASA Regions
MASA has ten regions throughout Michigan, each with equal representation in the organization’s governance. Members in each region hold regular meetings, led by region presidents. Three members from each region are elected to serve on the statewide MASA Council.
MASA Constitution
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