A person who has professional responsibilities in educational public relations in a non-profit or not-for-profit capacity (i.e., school district, education agency, government agency) is eligible for NSPRA professional membership. Professional members receive all membership materials, benefits and access to resources; have the right to vote and to hold office; and may apply to become candidates for Universal Accreditation.

The "additional" membership option is for an individual/school district whose organization already has at least one other current NSPRA membership.

A person who is interested in and supportive of educational public relations is eligible for NSPRA associate membership. Associate-level members receive membership materials, benefits, and access to resources similar to professional-level members, but are not eligible to vote, run for office or apply to become candidates for accreditation. The School District Associate Subscription is for districts that have policies prohibiting individual memberships; it provides the same associate-level benefits.

The "additional" membership option is for an individual/school district whose organization already has at least one other current NSPRA membership.

A person who has professional responsibilities in educational public relations in a for-profit capacity may become a NSPRA professional partner. Professional partners receive all membership materials, benefits and access to resources and may apply to become candidates for Universal Accreditation, but may not vote and are not eligible to hold office.

The "additional" membership option is for an individual whose organization already has at least one other current NSPRA membership.