About NHSA
Who we are:
The National High School Association is a non-profit membership association dedicated to improving the professional knowledge of high school educators so that all high school students may experience academic success. An inclusive organization, NHSA members are administrators, teachers, parents, policymakers, and others interested in student achievement.
NHSA hosts professional development conferences that:
- Tackle today's vital issues: standards, literacy, technology, schoolwide testing, exit exams
- Provide classroom-tested content area teaching advice
- Encourage networking between job-alike educators
- Feature sessions by education experts, policymakers, and veteran educators
NHSA produces publications:
- The High School Educator: a quarterly newsletter with national education news, content area articles, testing and technology tips, success stories, and more
- The NHSA web site, a web-based meeting place for high school educators, with resource links and professional development information
Why should I join NHSA?
NHSA offers high school educators something other education organizations don't: a unified approach to schoolwide improvement that is based on providing high school teachers and administrators with the training and information they need to raise student achievement. E-mail us at info@nhsa.net to find out how we can help you excel in your professional life.
Strategic Partners
NHSA is committed to professional relationships with the following educational organizations throughout the nation:
The National High School Association provides on-site training for schools and districts in small school design, career-themed small learning communities, project-based learning, master schedules and other vital school reform components through the following organization:
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