In many districts, local policies have approached safety and mental health in schools with ad hoc and piecemeal approaches. This is borne out by the …
The intent of this paper is to clarify the meaning of the language used in the autism eligibility criteria as described in the California Education …
The Role of Pragmatics in the Assessment of Autism Eligibility Read More
There are a handful of companies that are currently marketing online psychoeducational assessments to school districts within California. Some of these companies are training “aides” …
The CASP Board acknowledges the critical importance of the internship as the culminating fieldwork experience of school psychology trainees. The internship provides a unique opportunity …
n order to address rising mental health issues, federal and state governments, as well as Local Education Agencies (LEAs), need to invest in capacity building …
School-Based Mental Health: School and Community Partnerships Read More
Social Justice is both a process and a goal that requires action. School psychologists work to ensure the protection of the educational rights, opportunities, and …
At this time there is a great deal of uncertainty and many questions regarding how California School Psychologists should proceed with respect to mandated Special …
Mandated Special Education Assessments During the Covid-19 Shut Down Read More
The California Association of School Psychologists Board of Directors supports the implementation of systems that provide students with multiple tiers of support to meet both …
It is time to acknowledge that access to guns plays an important role in many acts of serious violence in the United States. Multiple lines …
The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) assures that children with disabilities receive a free and appropriate public education (FAPE) in the least restrictive environment, …
Functional Behavior Assessment in California Schools Read More
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