AASA, The School Superintendents Association advocates for equitable access for all students to the highest quality public education, and develops and supports school system leaders.

School Administrator: Work-Based Learning

AASA’s latest magazine issue examines how schools are preparing graduates for career and college readiness.


Access the latest digital edition here

2022 National Superintendent of the Year? Finalists

AASA is pleased to announce the finalists for the 2022 National Superintendent of the Year?: Curtis Cain, Wentzville School District, Wentzville, Mo.; Quincy Natay, Chinle Unified School District No. 24, Chinle, Ariz.; Kamela Patton, Collier County Public Schools, Naples, Fla.; and Noris Price, Baldwin County Schools, Milledgeville, Ga.


Read the press release

School Administrator Extras

A 2-minute video tied to the AASA magazine’s January issue features Mike Stacy, superintendent of Beechwood Independent Schools in Fort Mitchell, Ky., on how students explore career possibilities in his district.?


Watch the January Extras video now.

Aspiring Superintendents Academy? For Educational Leaders: Hybrid Learning Model

The Aspiring Superintendents Academy? for Educational Leaders: Hybrid Learning Model will demystify the position of the school superintendent and provide a blueprint for success in key areas of the role.


Apply now

AASA Launches ‘Live Well. Lead Well.’ Campaign: Initiative to Focus on Mental, Physical & Emotional Health of School System Leaders

“We at AASA recognize that school system leaders need our support now more than ever before,” said Daniel A. Domenech, executive director. Read the press release here. For more information about the Live Well. Lead Well. campaign, visit the AASA website.


Visit Live Well, Lead Well webpage

National Instructional Leader Academy

AASA and AVID have partnered together to bring a National Instructional Leader Academy as a timely opportunity for District Instructional Leaders to be refreshed and challenged in leadership skills and knowledge by looking through the lens of Instruction, Culture, and Systems as they continue to grow as impactful leaders.


Apply today

NCE Registration Open

AASA’s National Conference on Education has opened registration. Register early to get the lowest prices and early access to the room block in Nashville.


Register now

NEW Priorities & Self-Assessment Tool II
This second installment, the AASA Learning Recovery & Redesign Priorities, focuses on what is in your recovery plans (including your ESSER spending plans), both for the short-term work to overcome these unprecedented challenges, and for the long-term to advance toward the student-focused, equity-driven, future-driven vision for education laid out in the AASA Learning 2025 framework.
Click here to access both installments.

I've never been prouder to be a public school leader. Public education is the hope of our country. When the history of the pandemic is written, public school educators are going to be remembered as those who are making a difference in the lives of kids.
Paul Imhoff
President, AASA, The School Superintendents Association
As the national organization for the school superintendents who lead our public schools, AASA is in the best position to lead the dialogue about our love—and the importance of this love—for public education.
Daniel Domenech

Executive director, AASA, The School Superintendents Association

Connect With Your Colleagues On Twitter


Keep Up With The Latest AASA News

Press ReleasesNews and MediaAASA Blogs
AASA Names 2022 Women in School Leadership Award Finalists
“A critical component of this initiative is increasing visibility of the exceptional women leaders who are driving positive change in our schools. As a company dedicated to serving educators and committed to fostering an inclusive culture, Horace Mann is proud to honor these remarkable leaders,” said Horace Mann president, Marita Zuraitis.

Read the press release.

AASA Launches American Rescue Plan Committee
AASA’s American Rescue Plan Committee includes more than 30 superintendents, as well as representatives from several national organizations, to develop recommendations and insights as schools move toward a safe reopening following the impact left by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Read the press release.

Events