School psychologists are the unsung heroes working tirelessly behind the scenes. With the end-of-year grind picking up, we just wanted to take a moment to highlight how impactful your work is. Your efforts may not always be visible, but they make a lasting difference🙌
On the first day of National School Psychology Week we thank school psychologists for all the work they do to help kids spark discovery. For tips and resources for this #SchoolPsychWeek, visit https://t.co/BXtRKZAOx6
NASP excited to share the 2023 National School Psychology Week (NSPW) theme “Let’s Grow Together." You can now download a copy of the 2023 poster and see more details about the theme and NSPW resources! https://t.co/YkjxMr5qDG
FASP is happy to host the Virtual Recruitment Fair! School psychologists from around the country are invited to participate. This is your opportunity to chat with Florida school districts who are actively hiring! Register at https://t.co/YlmlL4z7Zm
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In this new statement, we join our partners in expressing concern over efforts to misuse parents’ rights as a smokescreen to hobble schools' ability to provide a comprehensive, factual, and inclusive education to all students. Read our full statement now: https://t.co/1F772uWMTA
.@browardschools has created a list of local, national and District mental health resources and services, and important information available to support students and families struggling with issues such as depression and thoughts of suicide.
Introducing, the 2022 National School Psychology Week theme: "Together We Shine!" Join us November 7-11 to celebrate hope after several challenging years, and reestablishing the sense of being valued parts of a greater whole.
Read more at https://t.co/wdvfHvwoH4
Our hearts go out to the Uvalde, TX community who has experienced a tragedy today.
In the wake of tragedies, students may be confused and frightened. NASP has resources for responding to school violence and talking with children about violence.
https://t.co/ArgVAcnNV3
May is Mental Health Awareness Month and resiliency is a key factor of maintaining strong mental health. Take a look at this guidance and other resources at: https://t.co/PAdNWBMh6v
New threat assessment guidance just released from NASP on K-12 BTAM. A lot of misinformation circulating & important to clarify what BTAM is and is not. It saves lives,multidisciplinary team is critical!
https://t.co/7a8a7UOjRA
@SafeSchoolsOrg@nasponline@SigmaTMA@NASRO_Info
Our hearts are broken to learn of the shooting at
Oxford High School. Acts of violence create concern across school communities. Please refer to our tips for supporting your schools in response to this event. https://t.co/f2AMNFst0H