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AASP Position Statement on Bullying

The Arizona Association of School Psychologists has recently developed a position statement on bullying. Recently passed legislation in Arizona has an impact on school personnel, including School Psychologists, and that legislation is discussed. Additionally, appropriate roles for school psychologists in terms of bullying prevention are presented, along with some useful resources. Click on the link below to read the position statement.

Documents:

  • AASP Bullying Position Paper

AASP Position Statements

Did you know that AASP works to develop position statements regarding topics of interest and importance to school psychologists in Arizona? We have developed position statements on topics ranging from the use of the Developmental Delay eligibility category to the assessment of Culturally and Linguistically Diverse students. Click on the links below to read, print and save these valuable documents. Typically, these documents can be found on the "Arizona Resources" page of this website.

Documents:

  • Assessment of CLD Students
  • Developmental Delay
  • Mandatory 3rd Grade Retention

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