NCASA was formed in 1976 as the only professional organization in the state dedicated to serving the entire administrative leadership team in each of North Carolina’s public schools and districts, unifying administrator groups across the state. Access world class professional development, benefit from first-class legislative advocacy, and let us serve you and your team.
School Law Registration is Open! Join us September 25-26 at the McKimmon Conference & Training Center in Raleigh. Campbell Shatley, PLLC will be joining us this year with a dynamic agenda and a lineup that you don't want to miss! Click here for more info.
Interested in speaking at NCASA's Annual Conference on Leadership?
NCASA has launched their formal Request for Proposals for breakout session speakers at the 2018 Conference on Educational Leadership. The theme this year is "The Magic of Inspirational Leadership" -- and with Keynote Sessions from inspirational Dave Weber and "the ex-Disney guy" John Formica, we hope you'll take home a little magic of your own.
Proposals will be accepted through Wednesday, October 18. Click here for more information, or download the Proposal Form directly. For the latest news and registration (coming soon!) visit www.ncasa.net/conference. Questions? Email NCASA Assistant Executive Director Anne Strickland.
NCASA is looking for a Membership Services Director to join us no later than January 2, 2018. Contact Assistant Executive Director Anne Strickland for more information; Click here for the full job description.
What does that mean for your kid's school?
The State Board of Education will hold its two day monthly meeting next week, September 6-7, in Raleigh
Enacted by the General Assembly in last year's budget legislation, the Innovative School District (ISD), is set to begin accepting schools into the ISD by the 2018-19 school year. The title of the program, initially called the Achievement School District, was changed in this year's budget legislation...
Enacted by the General Assembly earlier this year, and recently signed into law by Governor Cooper, Senate Bill 599, among other things, established the Professional Educator Preparation and Standards Commission.
