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News Highlights
Shane Jimerson Named New Editor of School Psychology Review
October 23, 2019
The National Association of School Psychologists (NASP) is pleased to announce that Shane Jimerson, PhD, NCSP, has been selected as the Editor-Elect of School Psychology Review (SPR), NASP's premier peer-reviewed journal. Dr. Jimerson will begin his term as editor-elect in January 2020 and assume full editorship January 2021 for a 5-year term. He will succeed Amy L. Reschly, PhD, NCSP, who has served as SPR editor since 2016.
Press Releases
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NASP Condemns Hate-Driven Violence, Urges Schools to Reinforce Students’ Safety, Well-Being
The past 10 days in the United States have been fraught with horrific acts of violence against innocent people in public spaces. It is heartbreaking and deeply troubling on many levels. Our deepest sympathies are with those directly affected by the trauma, injury, and loss. NASP shares the growing sense of outrage and urgency and joins with the nation in demanding that our leaders act to end this violence now.
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NASP Applauds Bill to Increase Access to Mental Health Services in Schools
The National Association of School Psychologists (NASP) commends Congressman Fitzpatrick and Congresswoman Wild for their leadership in introducing "Mental Health in Schools Excellence Program Act," which will improve access to school mental health services for America's children and youth by encouraging students to pursue a career in school-based mental health.
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NASP Calls for Immediate Improvement in the Conditions and Care Provided Children in U.S. Custody; Endorses Open School Psychology Letter
The National Association of School Psychologists (NASP) joins with school psychologists across the country in calling upon the Trump Administration and Congress to ensure the ethical, humane, and healthy treatment of children and their families who are in the custody of the United States government.
Public Comments and Testimony
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Testimony for House Education and Labor Subcommittee Hearing on Trauma-Informed Approaches in Education - September 11, 2019
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Comments on Nondiscrimination in Health Programs Proposed Rule
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Testimony for Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Meeting on Enhancing School Safety Against Targeted Violence - July 25, 2019
School Psychology in the News
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What Are Maryland Schools Doing To Prevent Gun Violence?
NASP member Christina Conolly joined the Kojo Nnamdi Show to discuss violence prevention in Montgomery (MD) County Public Schools. … more
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Why School Psychologists Are Worried About the Mental Health of America’s Students
NASP member Angela Mann discusses her work on an ACLU study that discusses mental health statues of America's students. … more
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Helping Kids–And Parents– Cope With Back-To-School Anxiety Listen
NASP Executive Director Kathy Minke joined the Kojo Nnamdi Show to discuss how parents can do to help kids navigate the new school year, whether they are entering preschool or high school. … more
Media Resources
Who Are School Psychologists?
Learn more about school psychologists' role, expertise, and services.
NASP Practice Model
NASP's model for implementation of school psychological services to ensure effectiveness, efficiency, and quality in schools nationwide.
Policy Matters
NASP's public policy and advocacy blog.
Position Statements
Position statements and resolutions representing the official policy of NASP.
Responsible Media Coverage of Crisis Events Impacting Children
Improper media coverage of crises can also cause real harm to children.