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Title
The Maine Principals' Association
Description
Division of Professional Activities
Active membership in this division is open to elementary, middle/junior high and high school principals, assistant principals, vocational directors, assistant vocational directors and other administrators who function primarily as building principals or assistant principals. Associate membership is open to former administrators, graduate students enrolled in administrative certification programs, and other individuals interested in school administration. The Professional Division has over 900 members.
Division of Interscholastic Activities
Public and private high schools statewide are eligible for membership in the MPA. These schools come together to promote, organize, and regulate interscholastic activities in the state of Maine. The MPA currently sponsors invitational championship competition in 19 different interscholastic activities for the young men and 15 different interscholastics activities for young women in Maine's high schools. All public high schools and a number of private schools are MPA members; they currently total 155.
How Does the MPA Pay For All of These Events?
The MPA receives money from tournament activities, institutional dues, and individual professional dues. The moneys received from tournament activities help defray the costs of activities that don't bring in enough revenue to offset their expenses. For example, the income from the state basketball tournament will be used to fund non-income-producing students' activities. Of the twenty-four activities sponsored by the MPA, only one shows a profit, fourteen have income but not enough to cover expenses, and nine have no income at all.
Contact
- Maine Principals' Association
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- Augusta ME
- United States 04330
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- +1.2076220217
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