The goals of the Michigan Association of Professors of Educational Administration are as follows: * to serve as a vehicle to generate and share ideas about programs, curricula, and teaching methodologies of educational administration, * to provide opportunities to learn amount and contribute to contemporary issues and policy initiatives from a variety of resources, including but not limited to: colleagues, fellow institutions of higher education, local, state and federal agencies, business and community entities, * to promote and advance the work and research of faculty members and students involved in the field of educational administration, and * to serve as the organization that assures that the educational administration professorate has a voice in important decision-making that effects the work of the faculty and students involved in educational administration.

The Michigan Association for Computer Users in Learning (MACUL) is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization established in 1975 dedicated
to bringing educators from all levels together to share their knowledge and concerns regarding educational uses of computers and technology.

It is the mission of MAPT to promote safe and efficient pupil transportation: to assist transportation supervisors through information, education and training, to serve as school management team members; to develop the highest standard of performance and professional status for pupil transportation personnel; to maintain and further develop the highest quality transportation programs; and to encourage and promote among school personnel and all segments of the community an understanding of pupil transportation and the need for safety team membership of the local, state, and national community.

MAISA is Michigan’s leading clearinghouse and catalyst for regional educational leadership, collaboration, and system change. In pursuit of its vision, MAISA will be… its members' first resource for educational information, ideas, and support a leader in the political arena and powerful advocate for public education a bridge and partner with others who share its passion for educational excellence and improvement

The Michigan Association of School Administrators (MASA) is the professional association serving superintendents and their first line of assistants, who serve as CEOs for their community’s public schools.

The purpose of the Michigan ASCD Web site is to provide information and awareness about Michigan ASCD; to create a forum for educators to discuss, become knowledgeable about, and conduct research on educational topics; to post professional development and growth opportunities available through the organization; to identify promising and effective educational practices, practitioners, programs & resources in Michigan; and to identify legislation affecting Michigan (and national) education.

The mission of the Michigan Association of Secondary School Principals is to promote excellence in school leadership by serving, supporting and raising recognition of its members, and on their behalf, advocating education system improvements for the benefit of students, teachers, principals and schools throughout Michigan.

 Even before statehood, Michigan was a leader in public education. In 1809 judicial districts created schools and levied taxes to support them. Twenty years later, The Territorial Council divided the districts into school districts and gave the State the right to supervise schools.

Michigan's first constitution created a Superintendent of Public Instruction in 1835. John D. Pierce, a frontier missionary, was Michigan's first superintendent and the first independent administrator of education appointed under a state constitution in the United States. The State Board of Education's current responsibilities were established by the 1963 State Constitution. The leadership legacy continues as Board members lead the way in improving public education through recommendations and actions that have resulted in key legislative changes.

Our mission is to make Michigan's communities better places to learn and live by defining, developing and deploying outstanding and inspirational local public leadership. We provide leadership services for K-12 school districts, intermediate school districts, colleges, and other local public sector organizations interested in developing or seeking outstanding leaders.

Welcome to the new Michigan Pupil Accounting and Attendance Association website. You will notice similar structure to the previous website however there are additional pages added and many documents have been moved to new links. Please peruse the new website and resources offered. As always, feel free to contact your MPAAA Executive Board or Planning Committee Members with questions or comments. Contact the webmaster if you have questions or encounter problems with this site.

Michigan School Business Officials was founded in 1937 as a nonprofit corporation to serve the multifaceted interests of education. It is our intent to serve all of our members to the best of our ability, to provide a forum for the exchange of ideas, and to provide opportunities for our members to expand their professional horizons in the public education sector.

We are the state affiliate of the School Nutrition Association (SNA), a non-profit professional association representing 60,000 members involved in the school food service industry. SNAM represents over 1,600 food service personnel in Michigan. Membership in both organizations is open to persons engaged in school food service or related activities in public, non-public schools, and colleges and universities.