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Election Application

The 2024 Election Application will go live today and be open until Monday, May 6th. 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).

2024 Election Application

MCSS District Representative Map




Wondering what MCSS District you are in?

Click here to go to the district search site. 

The following 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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