Resources
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Suicide Prevention Month: What Every SC School Should Have in Place
What school-based suicide prevention looks like in practice, what the Jason Flatt Act does and does not require, and the South Carolina resources to keep on hand. If you or someone you know is struggling, call or text 988 any time.
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What Does a School Psychologist Actually Do? A Parent’s Guide
Testing is only a fraction of the job. A plain-English guide for families: what school psychologists actually do, when you might work with one, and how to reach yours this year.
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New State Data on South Carolina’s Children: 2026 Annual Report and Data Reference Book
The Joint Citizens and Legislative Committee on Children has released its 2026 Annual Report and Data Reference Book — key findings for school psychologists, plus links to both reports.
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Crisis Response Resources for School Communities
SCASP is committed to supporting South Carolina’s school communities before, during, and after a crisis. Whether your school is responding to a tragedy, reviewing its crisis plan, or supporting a single student through a loss, the resources on this page are here to help. Acts of violence, sudden death, natural disasters, and other traumatic events…
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Resources for School Psychologists
Access a centralized library of resources categorized by region and topic to support school psychologists in their work.