National Association of School Psychologists

National Association of School Psychologists Representing 25,000+ school psychologists, grad students, & related professionals throughout the U.S. and in 25 other countries.
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Tomorrow, the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) Committee will consider legislation to prohibit the tr...
07/29/2026

Tomorrow, the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) Committee will consider legislation to prohibit the transfer of the Office of Special Education and Related Services (OSERS) out of the Department of Education. NASP has joined with partner organizations to encourage the committee to further efforts to protect the functions of the Department of Education. To read the full letter and see other signees, see: https://buff.ly/rx4ZiMG

Start the new school year with the confidence that you're ready to handle crises. Join us at an upcoming live PREPaRE wo...
07/22/2026

Start the new school year with the confidence that you're ready to handle crises. Join us at an upcoming live PREPaRE workshop to ensure that your crisis preparedness strategies are strong and your team is equipped to prevent, respond to, and recover from crises in your school community. Save your spot today: https://buff.ly/9JWT9wW

Mentorship can support your professional growth at any stage of your career. Join the 2026–2027 NASP Mentorship Program ...
07/21/2026

Mentorship can support your professional growth at any stage of your career. Join the 2026–2027 NASP Mentorship Program as a mentor or mentee to build connections, gain support, and grow alongside others in the field. Click here to learn more: https://buff.ly/k7TuU2g

NASP opposes House Republicans’ “Less Bureaucracy, Better Education” Legislative Package that passed the House Committee...
07/16/2026

NASP opposes House Republicans’ “Less Bureaucracy, Better Education” Legislative Package that passed the House Committee on Education & Workforce yesterday and would codify the Trump administration’s efforts to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education.

The federal government has an essential responsibility to ensure educational equity through strong oversight, enforcement of civil rights laws, and support for schools implementing federal programs. Congress should reject these bills and instead pass legislation that would preserve the federal leadership, oversight, and investments that help ensure every child has access to the opportunities and protections guaranteed under federal law.

Read our full statement here: https://buff.ly/NQeJbb1

We appreciate all the panelists who joined us at this year’s Public Policy Institute! Our attendees have been learning t...
07/14/2026

We appreciate all the panelists who joined us at this year’s Public Policy Institute! Our attendees have been learning the ins and outs of advocacy and are ready to take on Capitol Hill tomorrow morning!

School psychologists often face resistance when leading systems-level change, even with strong evidence on their side. J...
07/13/2026

School psychologists often face resistance when leading systems-level change, even with strong evidence on their side.

Join us live this Wednesday at 3:00 p.m. ET to explore practical, research-based strategies to overcome barriers such as limited buy-in, insufficient administrative support, and ineffective professional development.

Register here: https://buff.ly/6pJuyPF

Creating a successful school psychology program requires both careful planning and resources. NASP's "Starting a School ...
07/10/2026

Creating a successful school psychology program requires both careful planning and resources. NASP's "Starting a School Psychology Graduate Program" Technical Assistance Brief provides a roadmap for institutions interested in launching a school psychology graduate program, including how to build external support, document program need and viability, and plan for accreditation and state approval. See more at: https://buff.ly/8W05Mzh

For years, this CQ author shared personal “basic tips” with mentees and colleagues. They have often encouraged him to sh...
07/06/2026

For years, this CQ author shared personal “basic tips” with mentees and colleagues. They have often encouraged him to share his insights with a wider audience, and now that he’s retired, he finally has the time to do so. While this article is targeted at newer school psychologists, even seasoned practitioners may find wisdom in his perspective.
NASP members can read his advice at: https://buff.ly/HLCakne

On Tuesday night, a district court struck down a rule issued by the U.S. Department of Education that threatened to disq...
07/02/2026

On Tuesday night, a district court struck down a rule issued by the U.S. Department of Education that threatened to disqualify certain employers from eligibility for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program. This week's ruling represents a win for NASP members—two thirds of whom report that they are currently enrolled or plan to enroll in PSLF.
Read the full Policy Matters Blog for more: https://buff.ly/LzwLIv4

There’s less than a week left to register for the Advanced Skills Institute. This two-day workshop gives you the flexibi...
07/01/2026

There’s less than a week left to register for the Advanced Skills Institute. This two-day workshop gives you the flexibility to build your skills live or on demand, with access to course content for up to 180 days.

Earn CPD, explore practical strategies across topics including multilingual evaluations and homeschool connections, and bring fresh insight into the new school year. Don’t miss your chance to register! Click here to secure your spot 👉 https://buff.ly/uG5Gw4X

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