American Association Of School Administrators - 1995 Annual Report

School Administrator, March, 1996

Women Administrators Committee

Chair, Nancy S. Sullivan, associate professor, Rhode Island College, Providence, R.I.

Standing Committees/Boards

Audit Committee

Chair, Richard H. Goodman, executive director, New Hampshire Association of School Administrators, Durham, N.H.

Board of Tellers

Chair, Jane McDonald, associate professor of educational administration, George Washington University, Washington, D.C.

Foundation Fund Board of Trustees

Chair, Ernestine G. McWherter, executive director, Tennessee Organization of School Superintendents, Nashville, Tenn.

Resolutions Committee

Chair, Carole E. Davis, Deputy Superintendent, Salem-Keizer Public Schools, Salem, Ore.

Award Selection Committees

AASA Educational Administration Scholarship Selection Committee

Distinguished Service Awards Screening Committee

Exhibition of School Architecture Jury

Leadership for Learning Award Screening Committee

Joint Committees

AASA Exhibitors Advisory Committee Joint AASA/National School Boards Association Committee

Membership

While the association's total membership declined slightly in 1995, a new senior associate executive director for membership services and professional development has been hired and an aggressive, customer-oriented membership recruitment and retention plan will be put into place.

Market research will be initiated to tell us more about our members, potential members, and their needs, and AASA's diverse programs, publications, and services will be planned accordingly.

AASA will continue to target superintendents and central-office personnel and will concentrate special promotions on new superintendents, women, and minorities.

Membership Categories
Regular               11,541
Students                 216
Retired                  755
Life                     301
Emeritus               1,434
School Board Members     413
College Professors       296
Others *                 102
Total                 15,058
(*)Trial members
Membership Composition
                              Percent
District Level:
Chief Administrators             46.6
Directors, Central Office         9.7
Assistants                        8.5
School Level:                     5.8
State Level:                      0.6
Other Categories:
College Level                     3.9
School Board Service              2.7
Institutional                     2.0
Educational Service Agencies      1.4
U.S. Department of Education      0.1
Others *                         18.4
(*)includes libraries, architects consultants, proprietary firms,
foundations
(Note: Percentages do not add to 100 because of rounding.)
Budget and Finance
AASA Statement of Revenue and Expenses
(for year ending September 30, 1995)
Total Revenue of $10,846,038
consisted of revenue from the
following categories:
                                                  Percent
National Conference and Conferences   $2,842,502    26.20
Membership Dues                        2,839,019    26.17
Field Services & Seminars              2,846,046    26.24
Grants & Contracts                     1,850,233    17.06
Other                                    468,238     4.32
Total                                $10,846,038
Total Expenses of $10,059,138
consisted of expenses from the
following categories:
Management Services                   $3,687,088    36.65
Professional Excellence                2,670,006    26.54
Communications                         1,501,288    14.92
Governance                               564,979     5.62
Grants & Contracts                     1,607,417    15.98
Foundation Fund                           28,360     0.28
Total                                $10,059,138
TOTAL EXCESS OPERATING
REVENUE OVER EXPENSES                   $786,900
The audited financial statements are available upon written request to
AASA, Attn.: Thuan Huynh, 1801 North Moore St., Arlington, Va.
22209-9988.
(Note: Percentages do not add to 100 because of rounding.)
The 1995-96 audit is pending review by the AASA Executive Committee
prior to the Delegate Assembly on March 11, 1996.