National School Public Relations Association

Diversity, equity and inclusion are high priorities for today’s school leaders, but the time has come to do more than talk about these issues. Communication professionals are taking the lead on turning their district equity and inclusion policies into action for their staff and students.

The NSPRA Executive Board will welcome five new officers following the close of annual elections on Sept. 4, 2020. New officers formally take office each year on October 1.

Congratulations to the five new NSPRA officers in 2020-21:

Through the Learning & Liberty Legacy Leaders recognition, NSPRA members and chapters can recognize association members for their positive impact on colleagues’ careers and tireless work behind the scenes on behalf of education and improved communication.

NSPRA is pleased to announce the 2020 Superintendents to Watch. These 24 district leaders were selected for their use of communication technology in innovative and effective ways.