A word from our New President 2013-2014

To determine the nature, extent, and quality of non-instructional and instructional services required for the education program and to promote the development of these services by establishing acceptable policies, standards and practices. Develop a working relationship with instructional personnel to foster the progress and improvement of the educational program. Promote the professional advancement of school plant management.

NSPMA will continue to strive with an understanding that educating students is the most valuable gift an organization can offer, and knowing that education is more than distributing facts that are found within the covers of a book. We strive to provide NSPMA with skills and means needed to be productive people in a demanding workforce. Professionals in NSPMA work together to develop employees who can solve problems, work with others, and contribute to their school districts. By setting high expectations and providing opportunities for success, NSPMA encourages all schools to reach their full potential in maintenance and operation.

NSPMA has been very blessed to have a great group of vendors, and we appreciate their continued support of our annual trade show. I am also thankful to have the opportunity to work with a great Board of Directors, Executive Director and Executive Conference Planner.

I would like to thank the NSPMA members for supporting this organization, and I encourage you to stay aboard. The best is yet to come! The NSPMA 2014 Conference will be held on March 29 – April 1, 2014 in Little Rock, Arkansas. The location is the Wyndham Riverfront Hotel, 2 Riverfront Place, North Little Rock, AR 72114. Please mark your calendar for the 2014 conference.

See you in Little Rock!

Maurice Henry, NSPMA President