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The Association provides continuing professional development to the membership through regional training programs and an annual convention.

Founded in 1950 and located in Sacramento, the California Association of School Psychologists (CASP) is the statewide membership organization for school psychologists in California. Founded in 1953 and located in Sacramento, the California Association of School Psychologists (CASP) is the statewide membership organization for school psychologists in California. With a membership close to 3,000, CASP is the largest statewide organization of school psychologists in the nation and the strongest voice for psychologists practicing in California's schools. In addition to providing liaison with various state boards and commissions, CASP actively represents the profession to legislative audiences, governmental officials, and other policy-making bodies. Publications of the Association include a quarterly magazine and an annual research journal. The CASP membership is comprised of individuals who work in school districts, and in private practice throughout the state, helping school personnel--teachers, administrators, and counselors--support student education and solve related learning, social, and adjustment problems. Working, also, with parents of students, school psychologists link homes, classrooms, and school systems to promote the mental health, learning, and welfare of California's children and youth. The Association's governance structure is reflected in a 13-member Executive Board and an appointed slate of committee chairs and members who, together, complete the Board of Directors. The Executive Board is charged with policy-making for the organization and takes input and recommendations from committee chairs and the executive director in this regard. The work of the Association is carried out through the efforts of staff and volunteers, coordinated, on a daily basis by the Executive Director.

01/20/2026

**REMINDER** Join Dr. Rebecca Branstetter tomorrow for a live, interactive webinar on time management, stress reduction, and sustainable practice for school psychologists. Walk away with practical tools and a personalized action plan you can actually use.
Wednesday, January 21 | 2:00–5:00 PM
Live only. Not recorded.
https://casponline.org/product/4-pillars-of-a-thriving-school-psychologist/

01/15/2026

**REMINDER** Don't miss tomorrow's CASP Couch Chat to ask your practicum-to-internship questions in a casual, off-the-record space. Live only, limited spots.
https://casponline.org/casp-couch-chat/

01/12/2026

Join Dr. Rebecca Branstetter for a live, interactive webinar on time management, stress reduction, and sustainable practice for school psychologists. Walk away with practical tools and a personalized action plan you can actually use.
Wednesday, January 21 | 2:00–5:00 PM
Live only. Not recorded.
https://casponline.org/product/4-pillars-of-a-thriving-school-psychologist/

01/07/2026

Join this month’s CASP Couch Chat to ask your practicum-to-internship questions in a casual, off-the-record space. Live only, limited spots.
https://casponline.org/casp-couch-chat/

01/01/2026

Happy New Year from CASP! As we begin 2026, we’re looking forward to another year of learning, connection, and supporting school psychologists across California. Wishing you a healthy, successful year ahead.

12/25/2025

Happy holidays from CASP! We’re grateful for the work you do each day to support students, families, and school communities across California. Wishing you rest, joy, and a peaceful holiday.

12/13/2025

The U.S. Department of Education announced new funding to support school based mental health services. This is encouraging news for the field and for the students and families who rely on strong mental health support in schools.

CASP will continue to follow these developments and advocate for resources that help school psychologists meet the growing needs of California students.

Read the full article here:

https://www.k12dive.com/news/education-department-distributes-more-than-208m-in-new-mental-health-grant/807736/

The new funds come after the agency controversially revoked up to $1 billion under the same programs from recipients that incorporated DEI efforts.

12/08/2025

Join us on Friday, December 12 from 12 to 1 PM for our webinar on recognizing su***de risk factors and warning signs. School psychologists play a crucial role in prevention, and this session will walk through the key risk factors, the warning signs that indicate a student may be contemplating su***de, and the protective factors that can support student safety.

https://casponline.org/product/recognizing-su***de-risk-factors-and-warning-signs/

A recording will be available afterward. This course is eligible for 1 CEU.

12/03/2025

How does federal immigration enforcement affect our students and schools?
Join us this Friday at 12 PM for a special Couch Chat with Dr. Amir Whitaker from ACLU of Southern California. He will walk through what school psychologists need to know to support student safety, civil rights, and community trust.

https://casponline.org/casp-couch-chat/
Free for CASP members, fee for non-members.

12/01/2025

Today is the last day to save on CASP webinars. CASP members can take 20% off all webinars with code WEBINAR20.

https://casponline.org/shop/

Webinars are available for one year after purchase, so you can plan ahead and complete your CEUs throughout the year.

This Black Friday pricing ends tonight at 11:59 pm.

11/28/2025

Black Friday is here! CASP members can save 20% on all CASP webinars with code WEBINAR20.

https://casponline.org/shop/

Webinars are available for one year after purchase, making this a perfect time to plan ahead and secure CEUs at a discounted rate.

This Black Friday pricing ends Monday, December 1 at 11:59 pm.

11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving from CASP. We are grateful for the dedication and impact of school psychologists across California. Thank you for the important work you do on behalf of students, families, and schools. Wishing you a restful and meaningful holiday.

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Sacramento, CA
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Founded in 1953 and located in Sacramento, the California Association of School Psychologists (CASP) is the statewide membership organization for school psychologists in California. With a membership close to 3,000, CASP is the largest statewide organization of school psychologists in the nation and the strongest voice for psychologists practicing in California's schools. In addition to providing liaison with various state boards and commissions, CASP actively represents the profession to legislative audiences, governmental officials, and other policy-making bodies. The Association provides continuing professional development to the membership through regional training programs and an annual convention. Publications of the Association include a quarterly magazine and an annual research journal. The CASP membership is comprised of individuals who work in school districts, and in private practice throughout the state, helping school personnel--teachers, administrators, and counselors--support student education and solve related learning, social, and adjustment problems. Working, also, with parents of students, school psychologists link homes, classrooms, and school systems to promote the mental health, learning, and welfare of California's children and youth. The Association's governance structure is reflected in a 13-member Executive Board and an appointed slate of committee chairs and members who, together, complete the Board of Directors. The Executive Board is charged with policy-making for the organization and takes input and recommendations from committee chairs and the executive director in this regard. The work of the Association is carried out through the efforts of staff and volunteers, coordinated, on a daily basis by the Executive Director.