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AzSCA Summer Series Registration
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Please use the QR Code below to complete our annual Member Needs Assessment to let us know how AzSCA can best serve you!
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The Arizona School Counselors Association promotes our profession, supports school counselors through resources and professional networking, and through demonstrating our ethical practices, professional partnerships with parents, staff and community while developing evidence based national model implementation in all schools, and to assist/ support students in their academic experiences, college/ career preparation, and social/ emotional development.
Counselors in the Community
We know that many of you, in addition to the important work you do every day as school counselors, share your expertise and insights in a variety of venues. It could be starting an initiative at your school, presenting at an educational conference, or even being interviewed for a news story or podcast.
We want to make sure that your fellow AzSCA members know about the good work you are doing representing our profession.
If you have an interesting program that you or your team have launched, best practices to share, or news about outreach you've made in the community, please take a moment to let us know by clicking the button below. (And if you know of someone who is doing something awesome as a school counselor, feel free to tell us about their work and we'll reach out to them.)
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AzSCA Insider
In this edition, we talk about the latest counselor-to-student ratios, an expansion of the counseling masters degree at University of Arizona designed to people into the counseling pipeline, and the murky future of Prop 123. We also say congrats to member (and annual AzSCA conference chair) Sherri Beck, who recently was named a 2025 Woman of Chandler.
Resources
Browse our resources page to browse valuable connections on a variety of school counseling topics.
Mentor Program
Our Mentor Program offers support to new school counselors or current school counselors moving to a different grade level of service.