Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association Inc.

“Part i, line 1, description of organization mission:”

“(continued):lastest annual participation data demonstrates that over 220,000 team positions filled by student athletes. The association will promote interschool activities that provide lifelong and life-quality learning experiences to students while enhancing their achievement of educational goals. Through the commitment to educational athletics the association provides programming in the areas of wellness, sportsmanship, coaches education, community service and student leadership.”

“Part iii, line 1 description of organization mission:”

“(continued): promote interschool activities that provide lifelong and life - quality learning experiences to students while enhancing their achievement of educational goals. Through the commitment to educational athletics the association provides programming in the areas of wellness, sportsmanship, coaches education, community service and student leadership.”

“PART VI, LINE 6”

“The 26 regular voting members of the board of directors consists of nine members elected by the msaa (massachusetts school administrators association),four elected by the masc (massachusetts association of school committees), four members by the mass (massachusetts association of school superintendents) and nine by the mssada (massachusetts secondary school athletic directors association).”

“PART VI, LINE 7a”

“The 26 regular voting members of the board of directors consists of nine members elected by the msaa (massachusetts school administrators association),four elected by the masc (massachusetts association of school committees), four members by the mass (massachusetts association of school superintendents) and nine by the mssada (massachusetts secondary school athletic directors association).”

“PART VI, LINE 7b”

“Policy decisions are subject to approval by massachusetts interscholastic council which is made up primarily of members outside the association.”

“PART VI, LINE 11b”

“A copy of the form 990 is distributed to the finance committee for review and then to the full board of directors.”

“PART VI, LINE 12c”

“Each committee member and all executive staff members sign a copy of the associations conflict of interest policy on an annual basis.”

“PART VI, LINE 15a”

“The finance committee determines the executive director compensation using comparative data of other state executive directors provided by the national federation. The executive director recommends the compensation for all other contracted executives which are determined by a finance committee. The executive director determines all other compensation.”

“PART VI, LINE 15b”

“The executive director recommends the compensation for all other contracted executives which are determined by a finance committee. The executive director determines all other compensation.”

“PART VI, LINE 19”

“Governing documents,conflict of interest policy and financial statements are available on the associatioins website. The associations financial statements are available to the public through the massachusetts division of public charities.”

“Form 990, part xi, line 9 other changes in net assets of fund balances”

“Fasb asc 715 - change in accumulated benefit obligation other than net periodic pension costs $435,823. Interest expense of $4,261 was incurred on eidl loan.endowment distributions of $17,000 for scholarships total line 9 adjustment is $414,562.”

“Schedule r, part v, line 2: the association shares employees and facilities with the massachusetts school administrators association, incorporated (msaa). Rent payments received from msaa totaled $58,000 for the year ended june 30,2025. Several employees including executive staff perform services for the association and msaa. The salaries of individuals working for both organizations, occupancy costs and other mutual expenses totaling $792,732 were allocated to msaa for the year ended june 30,2025. The association was owed $31,464 by msaa at june 30,2025.”