Indiana Association of School Psychologists (IASP)

05/01/2026

https://www.wishtv.com/news/education/uindy-launches-school-psychology-program/

04/02/2026

Have you started thinking about next year yet? If your district is hiring and a great place to work, let our membership know! https://iasponline.org/Job-Postings

03/13/2026

IASP had the opportunity to present on maximizing school psychologists to strengthen student mental health supports at the 8th Annual Educating the Whole Child summit. We’re grateful for the opportunity to share, connect, and collaborate with educators and leaders committed to helping all students thrive.

03/10/2026

Free for IASP members!

02/28/2026

Check out our latest position statement on the use of diagnosticians in the state of Indiana.

02/24/2026

See you all at NASP tomorrow!

As we gather for our annual convention, NASP acknowledges that the land on which we gather in Chicago, Illinois, is the traditional, unceded homeland of many Indigenous nations. These Nations were stewards of the land long before colonization. We honor their enduring presence and ongoing contributions, and we affirm Indigenous sovereignty and the right of Native peoples to their lands, cultures, and communities. We recognize that words must be accompanied by ongoing commitment and concrete action. NASP continues to prioritize social justice as a strategic imperative-advancing equity through leadership development, representation of BIPOC professionals, inclusive professional development, and policy efforts aimed at dismantling systems of inequity. See our full land and labor acknowledgement: https://buff.ly/y2DOMJH

02/03/2026

Don't forget to take advantage of a member benefit tomorrow. See you there!

01/23/2026

Stay safe out there!

01/07/2026

Check out what we have scheduled for the remainder of the school year. Don't forget to sign up for our Collaboration Corner on January 15th!

12/25/2025

From IASP to you and your families. Enjoy your time off and see you in the new year!

12/11/2025

We welcome the news that the Department of Education will award $208 million in grants to the Mental Health Service Professional Demonstration and School-Based Mental Health programs. NASP has led these bipartisan efforts to address the nationwide shortage of school psychologists and we are encouraged by the Department's commitment to empowering communities to hire highly trained and credentialed school psychologists to serve the needs of all students. Despite the disruptions caused by the administration's cancellation of these grants earlier this year, awarding a new round of funding to hire and retain school psychologists will provide students, families, and communities with the critical support they need from the federal government. Click here to learn more about the impact these grant programs have had on school communities in our white paper: https://buff.ly/aCunWve