Did you miss the CASP Forum on using DSM-5-TR diagnostic framework in the school setting? Well you can purchase video on-demand access in the CASP Store. Click here to go to the CASP Store and buy a high-quality recording of the entire event. |
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION The Connecticut Association of School Psychologists (CASP) is seeking nominations for the elected position of President-Elect. The successful candidate will serve as President-Elect from the date of election through June 30, 2027, and will subsequently assume the office of President for a two-year term beginning July 1, 2027, and ending June 30, 2029. Nomination Process CASP members are invited to submit self-nominations for consideration. Interested candidates should send a statement of interest to: Eric Elias, Immediate Past President The nomination period will remain open for 30 calendar days from the date of this notice. The nomination period will end on Monday, July 27, 2026 at 5:00 pm EST. Election Process If more than one eligible nominee is received, an electronic election will be conducted shortly after the close of the nomination period. Eligible CASP members will receive voting instructions via email. We encourage members interested in advancing the mission of CASP and supporting the profession of school psychology in Connecticut to consider serving in this important leadership role. For questions regarding the nomination or election process, please contact Eric Elias at 1schoolpsych@gmail.com. | NASP is proud to announce the winner of one of the most prestigious annual awards Eric Elias has been named the NASP 2026 School Psychologist of the year! Congratulations! CASP Press Release NASP Press Release Click below to read the CASP White Paper summarizing the information presented in January at the CASP Forum titled, The Role of the DSM-5-TR in the Practice of School Psychology in Connecticut Public Schools American Psychology Association - Speaking of Psychology Podcast
Speaking of Psychology: Can we prevent school shootings? With Dewey Cornell, PhD Episode 316 From Columbine to Sandy Hook to Uvalde, the list of schools and communities devastated by gun violence grows every year. Dewey Cornell, PhD, an expert in school violence prevention, discusses how schools can respond when faced with a potential threat, and how students, teachers, administrators, and law enforcement can work together to keep schools safe. Click here to listen to the episode |
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CASP NEWSLETTERMembership includes a subscription to The Connecticut School Psychologist, a quarterly publication that contains news of current activities of the organization, reports from CASP Committees, and the latest research and practice of Connecticut School Psychologists |
Networking OpportunitiesAt meetings, conferences and regional social gatherings we provide opportunities to bring together members from around the state. Our social media pages, listserv and the member directory also provide virtual opportunities to come to gather to share news and ideas. Each year at the Annual NASP Convention we host a social event to bring members together. Be on the look out for other social mixers throughout the year. |
 Professional DevelopmentOver the past several years, CASP has hosted professional conferences focused on topic relevant to School Psychology in such areas as:
| AdvocacyLegislative lobbying at the state level monitors bills and laws that impact children and families and your work as a school psychologist in the state of Connecticut including:
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AwardsEach year CASP recognizes excellence in School Psychology Services. Selection for awards are based on nominations and recommendations from supervisors and colleagues.
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