Fall Conference 2026 · September 23–25 · Columbia
SCASP Fall Conference 2026: A Legal Symposium
Three days of legal trends, defensible practices, and CE credit with Dr. David Bateman, Gail Friel, and keynote speaker Barbara Drayton of the SC Department of Education — September 23–25 at Midlands Technical College in Columbia.
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Sep
23
2026
Next up · Annual Conference
SCASP Fall Conference 2026
8:00 AM EDT · Midlands Technical College, Beltline Campus — Center for Business and Information Technology
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Signed August 17 · minimum starting teacher pay now $50,500
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Membership runs the fiscal year and is open to practicing school psychologists, graduate students, and retired professionals across the state.
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Support better student outcomes by advocating for improved social/emotional, mental health, and academic interventions through collaborative interactions with the state legislature, the South Carolina Department of Education, and other professional organizations.
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Join fellow school psychologists across South Carolina in a statewide network to exchange ideas, share concerns, and collaborate on solutions — see our Member Resources page for handouts, briefs, and online learning opportunities.
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Leadership
Your 2026–27 Executive Board
Dr. Tanya Irby Tucker
President
Dr. Karen Monahan
President-Elect
Beth Gavin
Past President
Dr. Stephanie Williams
Secretary
Dr. Crystal Hill-Chapman
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