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Arkansas School Counselors Association supports school counselors’ efforts to help students focus on academic, personal/social and career development. ArSCA has six regions including Central, North-central, Northeast, Northwest, Southeast, and Southwest.
Announcements
January Newsletter
Take a deep breath Arkansas School Counselors! The first week of the semester is pretty intense so be sure to give yourself some self-care in the evenings and this weekend! I hope you enjoy the January Newsletter and some of the great links of information...
read moreSummer Conference Registration Important Information
I have been in communication with Susie Harvison, our office manager, and she asked me to share some important information with you and hopefully, this will clear up any questions you may have.This year your conference fee is $275. This amount covers a...
read moreHugh Lovett Scholarship 2019
ArSCA Officer Election Results
Congratulations to our newly elected board members. Kim Smith - Secondary VP Kelli Dockery - Elementary VP Allison Spraggins - President Elect Thank you to all who ran for a position. President Terri Callaway
read moreArSCA Election Nomination
Counselors,Have you thought about wanting to be a part of the state leadership team for ArSCA? If so, please consider running for one of our open positions. This summer at conference we will elect a new President Elect, Elementary VP and Secondary VP. ...
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ArSCA's Vision
ArSCA empowers professional school counselors with the knowledge, skills, connections, and resources to promote student success in the school, the home, the community and the world.
ArSCA’s Mission
The mission of ArSCA is to represent professional school counselors and to promote professionalism and ethical practices.
ArSCA’s Goals and Objectives
ArSCA Provides
- Professional development opportunities in areas to critical need are made available to all professional school counselors.
- Timely, relevant information exists to enhance professional school counselors’ level of skill and professionalism.
Legislative policy exists that supports professional school counselors and child advocacy.- ASCA initiates and supports relevant research and evaluation in school counseling.
- Professional and ethical standards articulate the code of conduct and professional behavior for professional school counselors.
- Strategic partnerships with stakeholders exist to benefit professional school counselors and their students.
- Leaders at local, state and national levels champion and lead change initiatives.
- Organizational structure and administrative functions that facilitate the accomplishment of the goals and objectives.
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