The Muskegon Area Intermediate School District (MAISD) is preparing for its biennial election. Those desiring a seat on the MAISD Board of Education must deliver an Affidavit of Identity, Nominating Petitions signed by a minimum of 40 electors, or a nonrefundable fee of $100 to the Muskegon County Clerk’s office no later than May 5. On June 2, the 12 constituent districts will cast their ballots to fill two seats.
Current MAISD Board member Mary Schaab has indicated her desire to run for re-election for a six-year term through June of 2031. Ms. Schaab joined the board in 2018 and currently serves as President. Board member Dwight Vines will not seek re-election.
Created by state lawmakers 57 years ago, the MAISD is one of Michigan’s 56 regional education service agencies. The MAISD serves the public and charter schools of Muskegon and parts of Oceana, Ottawa, and Newaygo counties.
In partnership with local districts, the MAISD operates the federally-funded Muskegon/Oceana Head Start and Early Head Start, and the state-funded Great Start Readiness preschool program.
In addition, the MAISD operates the Muskegon Area Career Tech Center, Wesley School, Lakeshore Learning Center, Transition at Craig Campus, the Deaf & Hard of Hearing Program, the Muskegon County Virtual Academy, and the Muskegon Area Promise. The MAISD maximizes resources for preschool through 12th grade school districts by providing shared operational, administrative, and technology related services; training teachers and support staff in the latest research-based methods and best practices; piloting innovative programs; and coordinating special education and other specialized student services across the region. Their vision is to be the premier source for quality educational programming, service, and leadership.
To learn more visit www.muskegonisd.org.
Current MAISD Board member Mary Schaab has indicated her desire to run for re-election for a six-year term through June of 2031. Ms. Schaab joined the board in 2018 and currently serves as President. Board member Dwight Vines will not seek re-election.
Created by state lawmakers 57 years ago, the MAISD is one of Michigan’s 56 regional education service agencies. The MAISD serves the public and charter schools of Muskegon and parts of Oceana, Ottawa, and Newaygo counties.
In partnership with local districts, the MAISD operates the federally-funded Muskegon/Oceana Head Start and Early Head Start, and the state-funded Great Start Readiness preschool program.
In addition, the MAISD operates the Muskegon Area Career Tech Center, Wesley School, Lakeshore Learning Center, Transition at Craig Campus, the Deaf & Hard of Hearing Program, the Muskegon County Virtual Academy, and the Muskegon Area Promise. The MAISD maximizes resources for preschool through 12th grade school districts by providing shared operational, administrative, and technology related services; training teachers and support staff in the latest research-based methods and best practices; piloting innovative programs; and coordinating special education and other specialized student services across the region. Their vision is to be the premier source for quality educational programming, service, and leadership.
To learn more visit www.muskegonisd.org.
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