The Oregon School Psychologists Association
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The mission of OSPA is to support school psychologists through advocacy, professional development, and community partnerships to promote excellence in education, mental health, and diversity. Are you a school psychologist looking for resources to support families, or are you the parent of a child who may need additional support? Try some of these helpful resources.

OSPA has compiled a toolkit for school psychologists to use to advocate at the local/district level for increased school psychological services.
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The mission of OSPA is to support school psychologists through advocacy, professional development, and community partnerships to promote excellence in education, mental health, and diversity.
OSPA works to promote the NASP Practice Model, enhance recruitment and retention of school psychologists in Oregon, and inform policy makers of the role of the school psychologist.
OSPA strives to provide high quality professional development that is relevant to Oregon school psychologists, develops their competencies, and builds their capacity to create positive outcomes for students.
After many months, it is exciting to have students back into school buildings full time.
I would like to acknowledge that with this excitement may also come anxiety and trepidation.
While the desire to get back to "normal" is real, we are also coming up against our own stressors and new challenges.
The Oregon Department of Education has released the Ready Schools, Safe Learners Resiliency Framework for the 2021/22 School Year.
This framework specifically discusses the need for mental health supports and identifies four pillars of practice, including, "1) trauma informed care, 2) social emotional learning, 3) racial equity, and 4) strengths-based, culturally relevant prevention and intervention programs within a system of care."
The following individuals have stepped forward to donate their time and effort to improve the profession of school psychology by taking leadership roles.
Some are elected; some are appointed.
Without them, the Oregon School Psychologists Association could not exist.
Please give them the benefit of your opinions and ideas for improving OSPA services, as well as your appreciation.
If you have 5, 15, or 50 minutes to contribute - let one or more of these leaders know.
Many hands make the work lighter!
Earn CEUs toward your NASP and TSPC licenses while also getting involved in exciting work through your state association.
This committee is currently working on goals around expanding our social media and web presence and further engaging members through local and regional events and professional development opportunities.
Contact Lisa Baker at secretary.ospa@gmail.com in order to get involved with this committee!
This committee is currently working on goals to leverage partnerships with state organizations and local agencies to amplify OSPAs reach and support cohesion across similar state and local organizations.
Some people care deeply about OSPA's goals, but have limited time to volunteer.
They may prefer to show their support by donating funds.
If you wish to specify a use for your donation, please describe your wishes in the "Comment" field.
If you do not provide guidance in this way, the donation will be placed into the General Fund.
OSPA is a 501(c)(6) nonprofit organization, so your donations are probably not tax deductible.
Check with your tax adviser.
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