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Calling middle school leaders! Connect with like-minded educators, engage in dynamic discussions, and gain valuable insights where you’ll empower yourself to navigate the middle school landscape with confidence.
You must be registered for this Leadership Network to attend the meeting. When you join you will receive an email with the monthly meeting link. Join here.
REGISTERResearch from the Quaglia Institute (2016) shows that students who feel heard are seven times more likely to be academically engaged. However, fostering student voice and agency across an entire school or learning environment can be intimidating.
In this session, we will define student voice, explain how to capture it, and demonstrate how to leverage it for meaningful impact in your school.
The session will also highlight principals, students, and adviser leaders and how they are all working to elevate student voice on their campuses.
Speakers:
Dr. S. Kambar Khoshaba Principal- South County High School /2021 Virginia Principal of the Year
Dr. Matt Buchanan Principal – New Albany High School / 2024 Mississippi Principal of the Year
Bonnie Bagheri – Activities Director San Marcos High School (CA) / Past President of California Association of Directors of Activities (CADA)
Anjali Verma – Inaugural President of the National Student Council/ Current HS Senior
Staying human in a high-tech society is no easy topic but it’s a more essential conversation now than ever. What would human-centered educational AI even look like? This powerful webinar delves into both the Education and Technology perspectives with Dr. Mahalia Ann Hines (educator for 17 years and President of the Common Ground Foundation) and Rajen Sheth (Google exec known as the Father of Google apps; CEO of Kyron Learning).
REGISTERThe National Association of Student Councils Scholarship program recognizes high school juniors and seniors who embody the core tenets of NASC: leadership, service, student voice, and engagement. This year, we are awarding $100,000 to students with a strong record of leadership in their school’s student council—$1,000 to 75 finalists and $5,000 to five national winners.
Meeting the unique needs of the Assistant Principalship by providing opportunities to connect with colleagues, share current challenges, and celebrate successes.
You must be registered for this Leadership Network to attend the meeting. When you join you will receive an email with the monthly meeting link. Join here.
REGISTERJoin an empowering meeting for women in school leadership. Connect with like-minded leaders, engage in dynamic discussions, and thrive personally and professionally. Break barriers and create an inclusive educational landscape.
You must be registered for this Leadership Network to attend the meeting. When you join you will receive an email with the monthly meeting link. Join here.
Rural school leaders, join us for an extraordinary meeting designed exclusively for you. Break through isolation, forge connections, and find innovative solutions to make a profound impact on your schools and communities.
You must be registered for this Leadership Network to attend the meeting. When you join you will receive an email with the monthly meeting link. Join here.
REGISTERThe NASC New Adviser Onboarding webinars are designed to support newly appointed student council advisers by providing them with essential tools, resources, and best practices to excel in their roles. These interactive sessions cover key topics such as effective student council management, engagement strategies, and leveraging NASC’s resources to enhance school leadership programs. Through these webinars, advisers will gain valuable insights and practical strategies to foster a dynamic and successful student council.
REGISTERConnect with distinguished education leaders, including Principal of the Year honorees and alumni. Forge powerful connections, discover insights, and shape the future of educational leadership. Don’t miss this transformative gathering.
You must be registered for this Leadership Network to attend the meeting. When you join you will receive an email with the monthly meeting link. Join here.
Aspiring school leaders, join us to connect, discuss hot topics, and gain guidance on your path towards educational leadership. Don’t miss the chance to engage with a supportive community dedicated to your growth.
You must be registered for this Leadership Network to attend the meeting. When you join you will receive an email with the monthly meeting link. Join here.
REGISTERConnect with exceptional educational leaders, including Assistant Principal of the Year honorees and alumni. Exchange insights, foster connections, and make a lasting impact in your role as an assistant principal.
You must be registered for this Leadership Network to attend the meeting. When you join you will receive an email with the monthly meeting link. Join here.
Join us for an insightful and practical webinar, “How to Have a Successful and Equitable Student Program,” designed to equip advisers and school leaders with the tools and strategies needed to create inclusive and effective student programs.
Participate in discussions with our speakers and fellow attendees to exchange ideas, ask questions, and gain fresh perspectives.
Speakers:
Dr. Brandon Ross: Principal- Muller Road Middle School (SC)
Dianne Hartness – Student Council Adviser Newberry HS (SC)
Rashaan Davis- Assistant Commissioner at the Colorado High School Activities Association (CHSAA)
We want our schools to grow and improve, and we know the #1 factor is high-quality first instruction. We also work in a system with a teacher-evaluation process. So why not couple those two facets of instructional leadership with greater intentionality? Why not use the teacher-evaluation process to grow teachers, to improve schools, and to enhance student-learning outcomes? In this earth-shaking (it really oughtn’t be) session, join former award-winning principal Pete Hall in challenging the status quo of teacher evaluations. Embrace a merging of mindsets: “perpetual evaluation” and “coaching first” can coexist! Explore a handful of structures and approaches that lend themselves to building a trusting, challenging, nurturing, and growth-oriented culture…with the teacher-evaluation process smack-dab in the middle of it. We can do better than the monotonous annual blah, and the time is now to put a deliberate plan into place!
REGISTERThe conference is now at capacity. We encourage you to join our waitlist in the event we have cancellations.
Simply click REGISTER NOW! and follow the instructions to be added to the waitlist. As we receive cancellations, we will contact you to inquire if you are still interested in attending. Should you have any questions please contact [email protected].
The 2025 National Student Council Conference will bring together student council leaders from across the country to forge the future of leadership.
This dynamic experience offers an unparalleled opportunity to engage with nationally acclaimed speakers, share innovative ideas, and learn from the diverse experiences of peers. It’s more than a conference; it’s a community-building experience where students not only enhance their current leadership skills but also establish a national network that supports their growth well beyond their school years.
The conference is now at capacity. We encourage you to join our waitlist in the event we have cancellations.
Simply click REGISTER NOW! and follow the instructions to be added to the waitlist. As we receive cancellations, we will contact you to inquire if you are still interested in attending. Should you have any questions please contact [email protected].
The 2025 National Honor Society Conference will bring together dedicated members and advisers of the National Honor Society and the National Junior Honor Society from across the country to forge the future of leadership.
This dynamic event offers an unparalleled opportunity to engage with nationally acclaimed speakers, share innovative ideas, and learn from the diverse experiences of peers. Attendees can expect to leave equipped with valuable resources and new inspiration to make a positive difference in their schools and communities. This conference is not just an event, but a steppingstone for our members to achieve greater impact in their current roles and future endeavors.
“Creating an Induction Ceremony that Wows,” is tailored specifically for National Honor Society (NHS) and National Association of Student Councils (NASC) advisers. This event is designed to provide you with the inspiration, tools, and strategies needed to plan and execute an unforgettable induction ceremony that celebrates the achievements of your students and leaves a lasting impression on all attendees.
Speakers:
Randy Oliver- Principal Joplin HS (MO)
Jennifer Kuhleman- NHS Adviser Bellaire HS (TX)
Eric White- Student Council Adviser Highlands Intermediate (HI)
Strong Student Councils are essential to strong schools. The National Council of Excellence (NCOE) Awards recognize and celebrate middle and high school Student Councils that meet high standards and demonstrate evidence of student service, leadership, voice, and engagement.
REGISTERJoin us for a special meet-up for NHS advisers, specifically designed for Spanish speakers throughout the US and Latin America.
This event is a opportunity to: Connect with other Spanish speaking advisers across Latin America and the US. Share experiences and best practices. Discuss relevant topics and current challenges.
Receive important updates and useful resources from NHS. This will be an interactive session, where you will have opportunities to ask questions, and a space for networking. Don’t miss this chance to strengthen your professional network!
Speakers:
Mariela Solis Gonzalez : Secondary Teacher and NHS Adviser- Pan American School (Costa Rica)
Join us for an inspiring and empowering webinar, “Advocacy in Action: Student-Led Initiatives,” where we celebrate the efforts of students who are leading the charge for change in their communities.
Hear from NASSP staff on how students can get involved with advocacy, school leaders who will share how they empower their student leaders on campus and student leaders changing their campus and local communities.
Attendees will learn how to support student leaders wanting to make change in their school and communities.
Speakers:
Greg Waples (NASSP)
Misa Sato  Assistant Principal- Reagan HS (WI)
Student speakers announced soon.
REGISTERHosted in Seattle, Washington in partnership with NAESP.
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