board of directors

It's election time again and the MASSP polls will be open Moday, April 21st, 2008 - Monday, May 12, 2008 at 5:00 PM. Voting will be done online through Vote.net technology.

Go to: https://vod.votenet.com/mymassp

Enter your username. (This is your email address as reported to MASSP.)

Enter your password, which is: election08

Cast your ballot.

You may view candidate information at the following pages:

➢ Statement: Why are you seeking this particular MASSP Office?

I am firm believer in being an active member of organizations that can help professionals improve. MASSP was an integral organization to me as a new teacher, student council advisor, and now as new administrator.

The following candidates are running uncontested for regional representatives in the 2008 election:

Region 2- Bill Grusecki

Region 4- Mike Vondette

Region 6- Mark Palmer

Region 8- Ron Reed

Region 10- Robert Watson

Region 12- Josh Wenning

Statement:

I am asking for your vote to represent you on the MASSP High School Commission. As one of the "old goats" (1976 to present) who has a broad variety of administrative experience in both inner-city urban, small-town rural, and now a suburban high school I have acquired an appreciation for the strengths and issues accompanying each kind of district.

Why am I seeking the President-Elect office of MASSP?

After serving for four years on the Board of Directors, I have had the great privilege and opportunity to work very closely with tremendous leaders, visionaries, and role models for our profession. For the benefit of our students I hope to continue to learn from both current and past principals to improve the standings and conditions for all secondary principals.

MASSP’s own, William Scaletta, principal of Lakeshore High School Stevensville, MI, has been elected to the prestigious NASSP Board of Directors at their Annual Convention in San Antonio, TX this February. Bill (as he likes to be called) will serve a four-year term representing Region 4, which includes Minnesota, South Dakota, North Dakota, Wyoming, Wisconsin, as well as Michigan.