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Mary will represent Monroe district on MASB bylaws and resolutions committee

Monroe Public Schools Board of Education · February 24, 2025
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Summary

Mary, the board-appointed representative to the MASB resolutions and bylaws committee, told the board she can propose edits to the association's bylaws and resolutions and will attend the upcoming Lansing committee meeting as the district's voting delegate. Board members were invited to send suggested changes.

Mary, a committee member who serves on the MASB (Michigan Association of School Boards) resolutions and bylaws committee, told the Monroe Public Schools board she can take the district's suggested edits to a committee meeting in Lansing this week. "So, last week I sent each of you an email with all of the MASB bylaws and all of the MASB resolution," Mary said, and asked colleagues to flag any wording they'd like changed.

Mary said the resolutions had been approved at MASB's 2024 annual leadership conference and that, as a committee member, she can propose edits to both resolutions and bylaws before the wider membership votes. She asked board members to notify her of any suggested deletions, rewordings or additions she should raise; the board discussed timing for submitting changes and sending a voting delegate to the annual leadership conference.

Board members acknowledged the role MASB plays in coordinating advocacy and leadership for public education and agreed Mary should return with any recommended language for the district's position. No formal motion was recorded; Mary said she would present a draft to the board if members provided suggestions.