This Couch Chat will be held Friday, October 2, 12:00PM-1:00PM CASP President Dr. Michael Giambona and Immediate Past President Chris Jones will highlight CASP’s benefits and priorities in the coming years. They will also take questions and feedback in this month’s Couch Chat. Chris will discuss several legislative wins and his focus on our key …
Registration is open for CASPCON26, October 13–16 in Universal City. This year’s convention brings together school psychologists, speakers, exhibitors, and partners from across California for four days of professional development and connection. Explore the complete schedule, find the sessions and events that interest you most, and make your plans to join the school psychology community …
The Summer 2026 issue of CASP Today is now available in the Member Center, featuring two new articles on behavior analytic training and strengths-based psychoeducational writing. Dennis Lotz explores how interdisciplinary learning can strengthen assessment, consultation, and intervention, while Kelly Camp and Maia Ginnelly examine how the language used in psychoeducational reports can better support students, families, …
CASP is proud to partner with the California Department of Public Health and other statewide leaders to launch Recognize, Respond, Connect: Supporting the Behavioral Health of Our Students (RRC), a free, 50-minute, self-paced training for school staff serving grades 7 through 12. Aligned with California Education Code Section 49428.2(c), the training equips trusted adults with …
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April 4, 2026, 12:00PM-1:00PM The CASP Student Leadership Committee is inviting you to join our upcoming general meeting! Here’s what we’ll be covering: We will be holding breakout rooms for you to get to know each of our committee chairs and learn what interesting projects they are working on! We will have information regarding each of …
Sorry! We have reached maximum capacity! For more events, visit casponline.org/events May 1, 9:00AM – 4:15PM, Includes Lunch Buffet Session 1: Legal Update: Cases, Guidance, and Other Developments Impacting School Psychologists and Educational Psychologists 9:00AM-12:00PMLegal Update: Cases, Guidance, and Other Developments Impacting SchoolPsychologists and Educational Psychologists. This session will provide anoverview of the most …
Spring Skills Workshop: Law, Ethics, and Bilingual Assessments Read More »
Join the CASP Student Leadership Committee for an informational meeting on February 21 at 12:00 p.m. to learn how graduate students can meaningfully engage at the state level while still in training. This session will outline opportunities for leadership, advocacy, conference involvement, professional networking, and research dissemination through CASP. Whether you are interested in legislative advocacy, presenting …
Join us on Saturday, February 7 at 9:30am PST for our online Resume Review & Interview Prep Workshop! Whether you’re a student just starting your career or looking to refine your job application skills, this workshop will equip you with the tools and knowledge to succeed in the job market for school psychologists. Key Takeaways:
This event has concluded, stay tuned for more CASP LEP Forums! Starting and growing your LEP business can be overwhelming. Dr. Jerry Turner will provide practical advice on building your business, including tips on insurance, report writing, and marketing. As a business owner for nearly 20 years, Dr. Turner brings extensive experience as a …
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The Fall 2025 issue of CASP Today is now live, featuring timely articles on DBT in schools, supporting executive functioning in neurodiverse learners, and the evolving role of school psychologists in AI-powered classrooms. Read important messages from CASP leadership, statewide regional and committee updates, and the latest legislative developments in our ongoing advocacy for school …
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