New Jersey Association of School Psychologists

Looking to connect with other NJ school psychs?

Questions, guidance or just camaraderie!

Your NJASP Regional Delegates bring back Open Forum Series

Whether you are an intern, early career or tenured school psychologist, join us for mentorship and discussion on today’s issues!

7:30pm – 8:30pm

Please click or copy and paste the link below to join:

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We look forward to meeting you or seeing you again,

NJASP Regional Delegates

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The night before with some of our amazing presenters … Hope to see you at the NJASP conference today!

Today is Advocacy Action Day of ! Promote your path and make your voice heard by contacting your federal and state legislators and asking them to support school psychologists and the students and school communities they serve. https://buff.ly/JetLeK8

NASP works hard to promote the work of school psychologists every day, but we need your help to break through the political noise. Your advocacy as a constituent is proven to have the most influence over policy makers. Contact your elected officials today to share your personal story and the needs of your students and community, and urge them to support the important work of school psychologists. https://buff.ly/JetLeK8

REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN 🎉

NJASP Winter Conference 2025
in partnership with Montclair State University
Location: MSU Conference Center
Friday, December 12th

Visit our website, www.njasp.org, for more details!
Early Bird Registration ends 11/17

6 hours of Continuing Professional Development (CPDs) You do not want to miss this program line up!

School psychologists provide services that connect mental health, behavior and learning, with school, home, and community services.
It can be hard to describe this comprehensive role, but this resource can aid you in communicating the importance of all facets of being a school psychologist. https://buff.ly/suxOd8y

School Psychology Week 2025 - Tuesday: Expand Your Path 🌟

School psychologists do so much more than testing and case management - our work spans collaboration, prevention, intervention, and systems change! The NASP Practice Model (2024) highlights the comprehensive roles we play in supporting students’ academic success, social-emotional well-being, and safe, inclusive learning environments.

Today, let’s reflect on how we can expand our path - exploring untapped areas of practice and leadership in our schools and communities. Whether it’s initiating data-driven mental health supports, leading equity-focused initiatives, or advocating for inclusive school policies, every step broadens our impact.

Go to www.njasp.org for PD opportunities to help support your comprehensive skills!

💡 Challenge for today: Think of one way you can strengthen your role as a school leader, collaborator, or change-maker — and take one small step toward it!

REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN 🎉

NJASP Winter Conference 2024
in partnership with Kean University
Location: North Avenue Conference Center
Friday, December 13th

Visit our website, www.njasp.org, for more details!
Early Bird Registration ends 11/15

6 hours of Continuing Professional Development (CPDs) You do not want to miss this program line up!

SAVE THE DATE!!

NJASP’s Winter Conference

Friday, December 13th with Keynote Speaker Dr. Peter Faustino - NASP President

Location: Kean University
Northern Avenue Conference Center

https://ces.kean.edu/north-ave-conference-center/

Registration to open mid-October!

School psychologists are qualified behavioral and mental health providers and experts in data! We can support SEL!

Students in SEL programs are more likely to attend school, earn higher grades, & have fewer behavioral issues. Successful implementation of SEL can lead to greater academic success, & compassionate communities. Learn more about SEL: tinyurl.com/3w7uy766

“Survey says… “ Thank you to our members who completed the spring survey. NJASP leaders reviewing the data to inform association activities. Some priorities include advocating for more school psychs to improve working conditions and affirming our role in supporting student mental health.