@nasponline members can now read the Policy Matters Blog for policy updates, information on the impact of executive orders for school psychologists, and what's next for the Department of Education.
https://t.co/70YGA9XwPf
Since the confirmation of Linda McMahon, memos to staff and leaked executive order drafts have shown the Trump admin's desire to eliminate the Department of Education. NASP members can learn more about what comes next and NASP's ongoing advocacy here: https://t.co/9JpnbDnaOw
This #SchoolPsychWeek tell your elected officials how school psychologists help students pursue new ideas and thrive! Contact your legislators and ask them to support school psychologists and increase access to comprehensive school mental health services. https://t.co/S3sjEfDCih
Congratulations to @ncldorg for an incredibly successful LD Summit with some great research coming out to support students with learning disabilities. @RodriguezJax@sheils923@nasponline
Couldn't make it to DC to participate in the the Public Policy Institute? You can still participate in your own advocacy virtually! Send a message to your elected officials today! #NASPAdvocates#PPI2024 https://t.co/jy7GZeNw9F
This morning we start the Public Policy Institute in Washington DC! NASP Executive Director Eric Rossen reminds us as we launch into today: “Advocacy with conviction and tenancy is how we tip the scales” #NASPAdvocates#PPI2024
NASP is excited to share that the theme for National School Psychology Week this year is “ Spark Discovery”. See more about the theme and resources for planning your NSPW at https://t.co/BXtRKZAOx6
Have solutions for critical issues in school psychology? The Online Learning Center invites you to present in the 2025 webinar series! NASP webinars offer a platform to foster new voices in the field and engage practitioners across the country. Learn more: https://t.co/p0ynijFgKk
The mentorship program is open! If you have a passion for building professional connections, this is your opportunity to join a supportive group. Register by Sept. 16 to benefit from rich conversations and expand your professional network!
Learn more at: https://t.co/rr3or5OW7o
Ever thought of speaking at #NASP2025?
Now's your chance! We are seeking proposals for presentations that will support school psychologists in delivering the highest quality, evidence-based practices.
Submissions are due by June 12. Find all details at: https://t.co/FefdSZBjC5
@usedgov is making available an additional $32 mil in SBMH and MHSP grant funding, adding to the $38 million available in the current competition and building on the $571 million ED has already awarded through BSCA to these two mental health programs.
https://t.co/1z4oa44gOw
Monday, the Governor of Colorado signed a bill adopting the Interstate Compact for School Psychologists. This is the second state to join the Interstate Compact, developed by NASP in partnership with the Council for State Governments and funded through the Department of Defense.
Incredibly proud to to be named the next Executive Director @nasponline following the retirement of @KathleenMinke, whose friendship and mentorship have given me more than I can ever return.
Ready to get to work!
NASP is pleased to announce Eric Rossen as its new executive director, beginning July 1. Dr. Rossen has served as NASP’s Director of Professional Standards since 2010 and will begin as Executive Director following the retirement of Dr. Kathleen Minke. https://t.co/eF9XFpcWHY
A historic day for school psychology as WV becomes the first state to join the Interstate Compact for School Psychologists. Congratulations and thank you to all those that helped make it happen.
This week the Governor of West Virginia signed a bill adopting the Interstate Compact for School Psychologists. This milestone is the first step toward establishing a compact commission that will streamline licensure portability among states.
Learn more: https://t.co/7uw6Or1GZL
@Hyatt Saying nothing says a lot. I'm consistently humbled and in awe of Dr. @cmonique1023's leadership, and I'm grateful to be a part of an organization that holds others accountable for such actions. @nasponline
The qualified and stinted version of an "apology" is insulting.
Further update on the racist treatment of NASP President @cmonique1032 and her guests a gathering in presidential suite at the @hyattdenver during #NASP2023. THANK YOU for all of your voices and advocacy. It matters a lot.🧵1/
As we are closing out a highly successful convention in Denver, we wanted to provide another update to our previous posts regarding the harmful incident that occurred Wednesday night in the Hyatt hotel affecting President Malone, her friends, and the Black community. (1/13)
Student mental health plays a significant role in their academic recovery and success.
Thank you to all those working to ensure students & educators get the support they need. #NationalSchoolPsychologistWeek