President
Kate Grieve
President Elect
Jackie Tormey
Past President
Felicia Sperry
Secretary
Julie Bassie
Treasurer
Cindy Gilks
NASP Delegate
Kate Salvati
The New Hampshire Association of School Psychologists establishes goals to direct our course every three to five years. During the strategic planning process we reflect upon our profession, our association, and the concerns facing children, families, and schools. This process is made rich by the ideas, vision, and creativity of NHASP members and representatives from other arenas who share our interest in the success and well-being of all children.
Formal opportunities to work collaboratively with our colleagues and the larger community dedicated to children's success point our way forward while enhancing our vision and renewing our strength.
All children and youth have access to safe and supportive environments that promote their learning, behavioral, and mental health so that they thrive develop and promote resilience throughout life.
NHASP serves its members by advocating for comprehensive and integrated school psychological services that advance the learning, behavior, and mental health of all children and youth of New Hampshire.
Goals represent outcome-oriented statements intended to guide and measure NHASP’s future success
Ensure that all children, youth, and families are valued and that their rights and opportunities are protected in schools and communities.
Recruit a high-quality and diverse school psychology workforce to meet an increasing demand for comprehensive and integrated services.
School psychologists organize to develop leadership skills and work collaboratively with stakeholders to effect change at the local, state, and national level.
School psychologists, state education agencies, and local education agencies implement the NASP Model for Comprehensive and Integrated School Psychological Services (NASP Practice Model).
All school psychologists provide culturally competent, evidence-based, comprehensive mental and behavioral health (MBH) services.
Our Strategic Plan for 2021-2026
Our Strategic Plan for 2015-2018
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