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VASP supports school psychologists in promoting and advocating for the educational and mental health development of all Virginia's students, schools, families, and communities.
VASP Spring ConferenceWorking with Culturally Diverse Students & Families Featuring Dr. Candice Hughes May 10, 2019 Doubletree by Hilton - Charlottesville, Virginia Click here to reserve a room at the VASP rate: Registration is now open! Scroll down to Upcoming Events and click the link! Va School Social Workers are welcome to attend at special VASP member price | Save the Date! VASP Fall Conference Sept 26-27, 2019 Omni Hotel Downtown Richmond Interested in presenting? Click here: Action Needed
Virginia HB1735 proposes to create a Commission on Student Behavioral Health. The purpose is to establish a suicide prevention hotline, review school counselor ratio, review roles and responsibilities of school psychologists and other professionals, as well as examine the efficacy and costs, training, and other issues around behavioral health. Since this committee can impact future roles and responsibilities of school psychologists, it's imperative to have our voices heard!
To read the bill click here To find your delegate click here If your delegate is on the Rules Committee, please consider contacting them. Key points:
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VASP Supports the NASP Exposure Project
Help local students learn about and develop an interest in a career in School Psychology
NASP Resources to speak with High School students and Undergraduates
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Did you know you can earn CE credits by writing for the VASP newsletter? Due dates are Oct 30 for the fall issue and April 30 for spring. Contact the editor, Amy Gabel, for more information!
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