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Below are position statements written or adopted by IASP. Position statements written by NASP were approved by the IASP Board and represent the official policy of the association.
IASP Statements
- IASP Statement on Arming School Personnel - 2019
- IASP Statement on Child Rights -2021
- IASP Statement on Conditions and/ or Diagnoses Identified by School Psychologists - 2021
- IASP Statement on Disproportionality - 2021
- IASP Statement on Dyslexia - 2018
- IASP Statement on Effective Parenting Support - 2021
- IASP Statement on Ensuring High-Quality, Comprehensive, and Integrated Specialized Instructional Support Services - 2021
- IASP Statement on Mental and Behavioral Health Services for Children and Adolescent - 2021
- NEW - IASP School Psychologist Scope of Practice in Indiana - 2024
- IASP Statement on Prejudice, Discrimination, and Racism Position Statement - 2021
- IASP Statement on Racism and Social Justice - 2020
- IASP Statement on Retention and Social Promotion - 2021
- IASP Statement on School Violence Prevention - 2021
- English Learners and Evaluation for Special Education. Indiana Association of School Psychologists, 2015.
- NEW - Safe and Supportive School Environments for LGBTQ+ Youth - 2025
Key Documents
Below are key documents developed by IASP.
- Training Programs in Indiana. Indiana Association of School Psychologists, 2022. This document highlights the available training programs for school psychologists in Indiana.
- Creating Positive School Climates: Increased Academic Engagement and Student Achievement. Indiana Association of School Psychologists, 2016. This document highlights some key information for administrators about the behavioral and mental health needs of students and using school psychologists to help meet those needs. It is designed to be shared with school administrators.
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