Frequently Asked QuestionsA. Your user name for the new web site is slightly different from the user name you used to log in to the old web site. Please make sure you keep the 10-digit number that appears in every print publication you receive from NSPRA handy. Can't remember? Contact us and we'll get back to you within a few minutes.
Misplaced your password?You can request to retrieve it here (type your email in the designated area of the window that will pop up, submit and your password will be emailed to you). Want to change your password?
By default, you will be asked to change your password when you log in for the first time. We highly recommend you request a new password so that your login and passwords are not the same. Click on the "request new password" link under the username and password fields to request to change your password. A. NSPRA chapters are spread out across the United States, Canad and U.S. Territories. Click here to find a Chapter near you. A. A. Members join as individuals, chapters, professionals, full-time students and retirees and represent business and industry, technology, counseling firms, sole practitioners, government, school systems, and nonprofit organizations. A. Chartered in 1935, the National School Public Relations Association has been providing school communication training and services to school leaders throughout the United States, Canada, and the U.S. Dept. of Defense Dependents Schools worldwide. NSPRA's mission is to advance education through responsible communication. We accomplish that mission through a variety of diverse services that we provide to Our Members and to other school leaders who contract with or buy from us. With over 70 years of experience, we have a reputation in the field for practical approaches to solving school district and agency communication problems. A. NSPRA is located in Rockville, MD, just outside of Washington, D.C. Mailing Address: NSPRA |