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Mission Statement
To promote the educational and mental health of all children and youth and promote the interest of and to advance the profession of school psychology.
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RECENT NEWS
SP2SP Session Registration Open!
Join MASP online for our next SP2SP of the school year on Tuesday, January 20th from 5-6pm. This event is free for MASP members and only $10 for non-members, where all attendees can earn OPI and NCSP credit.
This event will be focusing on three year re-evaluation requirements and RIOT tools!
UM RAISE GRANT INITIATIVE FREE TRAINING
MASP and UM’s School Psychology Program have partnered to offer a free training featuring presenters from the National Native Children’s Trauma Center on Friday, January 30th from 9am-4pm MST through the UM RAISE Grant Initiative. Again, this training is free for school psychologists, school psychology interns, UM school psychology graduate students, and UM school counseling graduate students. This event will be focusing on trauma-informed SEL strategies for 2nd-5th grade classrooms with both virtual and in-person attendance options available! Only active MASP members in good standing will be eligible to receive credits through OPI and NASP. Registration will be open until January 23rd!
Winter Newsletter Out!
Check out what MASP has going on this winter in our newest edition of The Montana School Psychologist!
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