School Psychology

2024 NASP Conference meeting with NASP President, Dr. Andrea Clyne

North Dakota School Psychology Service Grant

• Purpose:  To train and retain school psychologists in North Dakota high-need Local Education Agencies (LEAs)
• Partnership with Bureau of Indian Education – Turtle Mountain Area Schools  (BIE-TMAS)
• Years:  2023-2027
• ND SP Service Grant Photos
• Minot State School Psychology's Largest Graduating Class

 Grant Participants will Receive:

• Tuition, fees, books to earn an Educational Specialist in School Psychology degree and become eligible for School Psychology license in North Dakota and qualified to be a Nationally Certified School Psychologist (NCSP) National Certification
• North Dakota Association of School Psychologist (NDASP) membership and yearly conference attendance
• National Association of School Psychologist (NASP) Membership and National Conference attendance (conference registration fees plus out-of-state airfare, lodging, and meals)
• PREPaRE (a model for school crisis response teams) Training / Train the Trainer Certification PREPaRE
• Reference materials (approximate value $1,000)
• Mileage and meal allowance during the 2^nd year Practicum and 3^rd year Internship at Turtle Mountain Area Schools
• Childcare (up to $600/child/month for eligible dependents for months enrolled in courses (first year), practicum (second year), and internship (third year)
• Licensure fees

Grant Participants’ Service Obligation

After graduation, grant participants have a service obligation to be employed in a North Dakota high-need LEA (20% or more free or reduced lunch) for the number of years commensurate with grant participation.

Students must be accepted into the School Psychology Program before being considered for grant participation.

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