Indiana Association of School Psychologists (IASP)

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The Indiana Association of School Psychologists (IASP) is a non-profit professional association established in 1991 to encourage and grow the profession of School Psychology in Indiana. Since its inception, IASP has become an association of over 250 members and is a facilitator of information and workshops to educate school administrators, staff and teachers on the important role of school psychologists. In addition, IASP hosts two annual conferences that further the education of school psychologists in Indiana and keep them current on the latest findings and innovations in the field. The Indiana Association of School Psychologists is a state chapter of the National Association of School Psychologists. President - Amanda Gamble
Past President - Emily Morgan-Smitley
Secretary/Treasurer - Sarah Lerch
NASP Representative - Mike Manis

Management Office - Kim Williams

11/06/2025

Today’s theme, “Share Your Path,” reminds us that every story, culture, and perspective enriches our school communities. Consider looking into the NASP Exposure Project. When we open our paths to others, we build understanding, connection, and belonging.

11/05/2025

Today’s theme, “Promote Your Path,” invites us to use our voices to create change. Reflect on
your community’s needs and how you can advocate for greater support for students—and for our profession. The NASP recommended ratio of school psychologists to students is 1:500, and Indiana’s average is more than double that! When we speak up together, our impact grows stronger.
Find your legislator here: https://iga.in.gov/information/find-legislators
Want to learn more about legislation in our state? Sign up for our collaboration corner on
December 3rd, Legislative 101: https://iasponline.org/event-6274715

11/04/2025

Today’s theme, “Expand Your Path,” encourages us to reflect on the full breadth of our work and the many ways school psychologists can make a difference. Take time to explore the NASP Practice Model and see how we can align our roles with its untapped areas—broadening our impact on students, schools, and communities. Have you moved beyond just testing? If so, share how you did it below!

11/03/2025

Today’s theme, “Find Your Path,” reminds us to reflect on the journeys that shape us and the goals that guide our work. As school psychologists, we help students navigate challenges, discover their strengths, and take meaningful steps toward their goals. Every path begins with one intentional step. What did you want to be before you became a school psychologist? What led you here?

10/31/2025

Don’t forget that next week is National School Psychology Week! This year's theme is “Finding Your Path,” which recognizes the ways that you take an active role in helping everyone in your communities determine paths to learning, growth, and overall well-being that meet their unique needs. Join us as we celebrate all you do and continue to advocate for the profession. Be on the lookout for social media posts to share with your community. You deserve to be recognized for all your hard work and dedication to the students you serve!

10/27/2025

Come share resources on academic and behavior interventions!

10/18/2025

Somebody better read this report. 🫠

10/14/2025

Last Friday, the Trump Administration announced additional mass layoffs at the Department of Education, eliminating more than half of the Department's staff since the start of the Administration. These layoffs have decimated the Department’s ability to fulfill its legally mandated obligations to schools and families. For instance, the Office of Special Education Programs now has only two staff members to support the implementation of the IDEA for approximately 7.5 million students and their families.

Earlier this year, NASP passed a resolution affirming the critical importance of a comprehensive, strategic federal role in public education, including maintaining a "fully funded, staffed, and empowered U.S. Department of Education." Join us, and tell Congress how these mass layoffs harm our students and communities, and urge them to oppose these actions.

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10/06/2025

Don't forget to sign up for our next Collaboration Corner! Topics of conversation include what your district policy is on risk assessment, what your role is in these procedures, the use of any screeners, and how we can get more involved.

10/04/2025

Parent-teacher conferences are around the corner.

09/29/2025

Next up...IPE forum on October 1st and Collaboration Corner on October 9th. Free for members. Hope to see you there! 😎

09/23/2025

Thank you to everyone who attended our fall conference last week! We are accepting board nominations until December if you want to get involved.

Address

125 W Market Street
Indianapolis, IN
46204

Telephone

+13174726955

Website

http://www.iasponline.org/

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