New Hampshire Association of School Psychologists

The New Hampshire Association of School Psychologists in the 21st century will be a vibrant association, supporting its members in their commitment to fostering strong children, schools and families in New Hampshire. NHASP members are united in advocacy for children. They believe that each child in New Hampshire has the right:

• To attend schools that are respectful of differences and free of violence;
• To live in homes that are safe and loving;
• To flourish in communities that value them as individuals; and
• To participate in an educational process that enables them to become competent, caring, and productive members of their society.

Mission:
The mission of NHASP is to provide a community for school psychologists in New Hampshire. The Association serves its members by:

• Creating a dynamic and vital organization of support for the profession
• Enhancing their skills and creating opportunities to expand their services.

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