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Election Application

The 2026 Election Application is open until Monday, May 18th.  In the application you will provide you name, where you live/work (zip code), verify that you are member of MCSS, and a short biography and why you are interested in the selected position (President-Elect only).

MCSS District Representative Map



Wondering what MCSS District you are in?

Click here to go to the district search site. 

The MCSS District map can serve as a guide to select the district you are applying to represent. For members who reside in a different district from where they work/teach, MCSS encourages educators to apply to serve as representatives in the MCSS districts in which they work. 

District Representatives from even numbered districts are elected during even years.

  • District 2
  • District 4
  • District 6
  • District 8
  • District 10

District Representatives from odd numbered districts are elected during odd years.

  • District 1
  • District 3
  • District 5
  • District 7
  • District 9

 Responsibilities for each office

The District Representatives shall serve a one-year term.

District representatives:

  • Attends Executive Board meetings;
  • Works toward the achievement of MCSS objectives and strategies;
  • Serves on one of the Strategic Plan Action Teams;
  • Becomes familiar with the MCSS By Laws and Policies;
  • Assists in identifying community resources in their districts;
  • Serves to communicate issues and opportunities to their constituents in their districts;
  • Submits pertinent District news article to the council’s official publications;
  • Represents their districts in advocacy efforts;
  • Attends the MCSS Annual meeting and assist at state conferences;
  • Submits a State of the District report at the final Executive Board meeting of the school year;
  • Serves on various State level committees and testify at various hearings on pertinent social studies issues.

The President-Elect shall serve one-year term as President Elect, one-year term as President, one-year term as Past President:

The President-Elect:

  • Submits goals and objectives at the beginning of his/her term which may by carried over into their term as president;
  • Assists the president as directed by the Executive Board;
  • Performs duties of the President in the President’s absence;
  • Fills an unexpired term of President in the event that a vacancy should occur;
  • Serves on the State Conference Program Committee;
  • Performs such duties and have such powers as are provided in these By-Laws or a directed by the President and/or the Executive Board.

The NCSS Delegate at large shall serve a two-year term.

The NCSS Delegate-at-Large:

  • Aerves as a member of the MCSS Executive Team and the Executive Board;

  • Attends meetings of the House of Delegates of the NCSS and prior briefings;

  • Will serve as a liaison between the House of Delegates of NCSS and the state council;

  • Arranges for caucuses of all delegates from MCSS prior to the meetings of the House of Delegates;

  • In conjunction with the Executive Director , President and President Elect fulfill obligations to the Great Lakes Regional Coordinating Committee including summer planning meetings; perform such duties and have such powers as are provided in these By-Laws or as directed by the President and / or the Executive Board.

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