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The American Association of School Administrators

AASA is the professional organization for nearly 14,000 education leaders across the United States and Canada and in many other parts of the world. Founded in 1865, members include: superintendents, other central office administrators, building level administrators (principals), college and university professors and administrators, and administrators from other local, regional, state and national education agencies.

AASA pursues its mission by offering a variety of programs and services designed to enhance the knowledge and skills of school leaders, as well as provide them with the tools they need to increase the effectiveness of their organizations, ultimately leading to a better education for students in the classroom.

AASA has clarified and strengthened its major areas of focus, including:

  • Improving the conditions of children and youth;
  • Preparing schools and school systems for the 21st century;
  • Connecting schools and communities; and
  • Enhancing the quality and effectiveness of school leaders.
Some major activities include:
  • Publications and audiovisual programs;
  • An annual National Conference on Education, plus other conferences, seminars and professional development opportunities;
  • Services to assist educators in communicating effectively and to share information about education with the nation;
  • Governmental relations services to keep elected and appointed officials informed about education concerns;
  • Award, recognition and scholarship programs; and
  • Partnerships with governmental and corporate entities to carry out work that addresses AASA's major areas of focus.
For more information, contact Barbara Knisely, Public Relations/Public Information Manager, 703.875.0723.

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