Who we are…

The Maine Principals’ Association is a private, educational, nonprofit corporation with voluntary membership that is comprised of two distinct divisions: Division of Professional Activities (building administrators) and the Division of Interscholastic Activities (member high schools).

Vision Statement

Maine students deserve great schools. Great schools deserve great leaders. The Maine Principals’ Association builds partnerships that provide a network of resources, exemplars of leadership, and a culture of collaboration for the benefit of all school community members.

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MPA News

Maine’s Positive Story of the Day ~ Mount View High School in Thorndike ~

Maine's Positive Story of the Day ~ Mount View High School in Thorndike ~ Mount View High School students participated in our monthly RSU 3 Food Pantry Distribution. Students spent the morning packing bags full of fruits, vegetables, and non-perishable items and then...

Maine’s Positive Story of the Day ~ MPA Hall of Excellence ~

Maine's Positive Story of the Day ~ MPA Hall of Excellence ~ On Thursday, May 25, the Maine Principals' Assocation inducted the 2023 Hall of Excellence Class. These ten individuals were recognized for their service to the MPA, to Interscholastic Activities, or were...

Maine’s Positive Story of the Day ~ MPA / MASC Annual Conference ~

Maine's Positive Story of the Day ~ MPA Maine Association of Student Councils Annual Conference ~ On Tuesday, May 23, the MPA Maine Association of Student Councils held their first annual Conference, "Becoming: A Step in the Right Direction." The Executive Board,...

Maine’s Positive Story of the Day ~ Caribou Community School ~

Maine's Positive Story of the Day ~ Caribou Community School ~ On Monday, May 22, 8th grade students at Caribou Community School participated in a Mock Legislative Day. Taking on the roles of Representatives, Senators, and Community Members, they delivered...

Maine’s Positive Story of the Day ~ Hancock County Technical Center in Ellsworth ~

Maine's Positive Story of the Day ~ Hancock County Technical Center in Ellsworth ~ Hancock County Technical Center hosted a Middle School Camp. Our camp filled in less than a week with nearly 100 students enrolled. The students came from a wide array of sending...

Maine’s Positive Story of the Day ~ Weatherbee Elementary School in Hampden ~

Maine's Positive Story of the Day ~ Weatherbee Elementary in Hampden ~ The students at Weatherbee Elementary and the WB Custodian, David Bishop, were featured on CBS Evening News. They are the new Maine State Chess Champs and went on to Nationals! Click HERE to see...

Maine’s Positive Story of the Day ~ MACTE State Wide Recognition Ceremony ~

Maine's Positive Story of the Day ~ MACTE State-Wide Recognition Ceremony ~ On Saturday, April 9th, the Maine Association for Career and Technical Education (MACTE) recognized 27 outstanding CTE Students from across the State at the Green Laddle in Lewiston. Key Note...

Maine’s Positive Story of the Day ~ 5th Annual Leadership Summit for Middle School Students in Southern Maine ~

Maine's Positive Story of the Day ~ 5th Annual Leadership Summit for Middle School Students in Southern Maine ~ On May 16, 2023, 219 Middle School Students from all over southern Maine gathered together for the 5th Annual Leadership Summit. Biddeford Middle School...

Maine’s Positive Story of the Day ~ Boothbay Region Elementary School in Boothbay Harbor ~

Maine's Positive Story of the Day ~ Boothbay Region Elementary School in Boothbay Harbor ~ On February 5, following the historical cold snap, we experienced significant flooding in our elementary school that required us to close. We have transitioned our elementary...

Maine’s Positive Story of the Day ~ Philip W. Sugg Middle School in Lisbon ~

Maine's Positive Story of the Day ~ Philip W Sugg Middle School in Lisbon ~ The Captain’s Council at Philip W. Sugg Middle School was recognized for leadership and impact on their community. The Captain’s Council consists of 14 students (6 8th graders, 4 7th graders...