WELCOME TO WSASP.png) The Washington State Association of School Psychologists is a volunteer organization comprised of practicing school psychologists, trainers of school psychologists, graduate students and retired school psychologists working collaboratively across our state. We provide professional development, advocate for students and families, provide guidance for practice and assist school psychologists in promoting the educational and mental health needs for all students. |
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Interconnected Systems Framework within MTSS
Recorded sessions now available! Hear from experts in the field as well as professionals implementing Interconnected Systems Framework (ISF) in Washington today. Learn about ISF, the next generation of student wellness supports, a model for implementing effective tiered student wellness services from a variety of providers, school-based and community-based, within an existing MTSS structure.
Who are the School Psychologists?School psychologists have specialized training in both psychology and education. They use their training and skills to team with educators, parents, and other mental health professionals to ensure that every child learns in a safe, healthy and supportive environment. School psychologists understand school systems, effective teaching and successful learning. Today’s children face more challenges than ever before. School psychologists can provide solutions for tomorrow’s problems through thoughtful and positive actions today. For more information about a career and training programs in school psychology, please visit our Careers page. Available Positions |
Become a WSASP memberWe encourage all Washington school psychologists to enjoy the benefits of membership and to support their state association in our mission to support students and families. To learn more about the benefits of membership and to become a WSASP member, see our Membership area | Dyslexia Guidance PaperWSASP has revised the Dyslexia Guidance Paper. Please go to Guidance Papers page for more information. Response to WA FloodingClick here to access information and resources to support children, families, and communities following recent flooding events. | Upcoming Events
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