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TASP Board  '26 Elections to be held April 1 - May 15

Ballot to include the following:

Secretary - Morgan Reavis

Regional Reps:

First - Megan McGinn & Amy Saunders

East - Rachel Scott & Hannah McClam

South East - Patrick Morin & Ashley Dimond

Upper Cumberland - NONE

Mid Cumberland - Andrea Guyton

South Central - Megan Minifie

North West - Jessica Parsley & Maira Leforgee

South West - Adam Schepman

Other Opportunities:

From TN Tech...

Mad Topics 2026: Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in Education, a professional panel discussion featuring both lived experience and clinical perspectives.

This event will explore autism in educational contexts through multiple lenses, including lived experience, family perspectives, clinical insights, and Mad Studies.

   Date: March 28, 2026

   Panel: 1:00–3:00 p.m.

   Location: Stonecipher Hall, Tennessee Tech

   Live Stream Available

Following the panel, attendees are invited to join tabling and resource networking from 3:00–5:00 p.m. Finger foods will be provided.

Topics include:

• ASD in education from individuals with lived experience and families

• Comorbidities of ASD

• Clinical perspectives on ASD

• Mad Studies perspectives

REGISTER HERE!

   Professional development/CEU hours are available, and students may receive verification for extra credit if their instructor chooses to offer it.



Tennessee School Psychologists: Voices from the Field


The 2025 TASP statewide survey gathered insights from 160 school psychologists across Tennessee to guide TASP priorities. The findings reveal a dedicated workforce facing challenges—shortages, excessive caseloads, and compliance demands that limit their ability to provide comprehensive services. Respondents emphasized the need for sustained advocacy, expanded professional development, and improved communication to strengthen the profession’s impact on student learning and well-being.

Explore the full report to learn how TASP is using these findings to chart the path forward.
[Read the full report]

About TASP

The purpose of TASP is to promote equitable and quality educational opportunities for all persons.  Additionally, TASP strives to stimulate interest in and a better understanding of the role of psychology in the schools among professionals and other interested groups. We share ideas, techniques, and research which will help promote the professional competency and scientific growth of school psychologists. We also assist in the promotion of professional and ethical standards for the practice of school psychology in Tennessee. 


TASP Member Benefits

Some of the benefits of being a TASP Member
  • Receive discounts on conference and workshop registrations 
  • Access to professional development through regional communities  of practice activities, with NSCP credit for TASP members
  • Receive quarterly newsletters
  • Representation at both the state level with the TN DOE and the national level with NASP

Find out more about Member Benefits 
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Questions? Email: tasponline@gmail.com


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