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News and Updates2025 Scholarships, Awards, and Grants Applications Now OpenTASP is excited to announce that submissions are now open for Scholarships, Awards, and Grants! All applications are due by September 21st, 2025 at 1159PM CST. Winners will be contacted in October and will be honored at the 2025 TASP Annual Convention on November 6-8 in Sugar Land, Tx. You can learn more below: 2025 Fall Convention Awards and Honors Nominations TASP Diversity Grant Application Shortage Committee Travel Grants HB 2598 Signed Into Law! Great news! Governor Abbott has now signed HB 2598 into law. This means that we are officially no longer LSSPs beginning September 1, as the title will change to school psychologist in the state occupation and education codes. See the FAQ document linked here for a breakdown of what this change means for you as a Texas school psychologist! This will be great to share with your SPED directors, HR Department and other hiring staff. 2025 Summer Institute On Demand Package Open Now!The live summer institute is a wrap, but there is still time for you to join us for our virtual on demand sessions! You can earn up to 6 CPDs including a session focused on ethical practices in supervision! You can learn more and register for the package here. Call for Mini Skills and Poster Sessions for the Fall ConventionIf you are interested in submitting a proposal for a poster or mini-skills for the 2025 TASP Fall Convention on Nov. 6-8, 2025 in Sugar Land, Texas, you can complete the submission form here. Posters are designed to highlight empirical research, innovative programs, or theoretical analysis of previous studies. The presentation should represent original work. Students, researchers, and professionals may submit individually or as part of a research group. Mini-Skills sessions are designed to provide skills and information that will be immediately applicable for practitioners (“tools to use on Monday morning”). Mini-skills sessions need to be 90-minutes in length. If you have any additional questions, please contact the TASP professional development chair at [email protected]. The Benefits of MembershipTASP is a professional organization for School Psychologists for the state of Texas. Membership benefits include, but are not limited to, discounted rates to the annual convention and summer institute. You will receive access to our newsletter that provides you with the latest information and news in the profession. Networking opportunities with professionals around the state and representation at stakeholder meetings including TSBEP and access to Research and Practice in the Schools: The Official Journal of Texas Association of School Psychologists. Join TodayThe Power of MembershipTASP is an organization that is here for you. With a focus on leadership development, professional advocacy, social justice, diversity and recruitment, and professional development, TASP is committed to supporting you as a mental health professional and educator. With your support and engagement, TASP will help school psychologist across the state support the social, emotional, and mental well being of all students. Become a member/ Renew Here |
