Select Page

Join/Renew for 2025-26!

If you’re a school leader in a Texas public school, you should be part of TASA. We are more than a professional association; we’re a support system for school leaders from school districts both large and small, rural and urban, and from every corner of the state. 

HOW TO JOIN/RENEW

What's Next for TASA?

In 2025, TASA is not just celebrating our 100th birthday. Thanks to the hard work of TASA members, leaders, and staff, we are also celebrating the fulfillment of all the aspirations set forth in the TASA Strategic Framework — the long-range plan developed by the TASA 2025 Task Force and launched in 2018. Watch this video to hear about what’s next for TASA!

STRATEGIC FRAMEWORK

TASA is Celebrating 100 Years!

Over the past 100 years, TASA has become a trusted source of support and resources for those leaders and a vital advocate for Texas public schools. As we mark our centennial year, we honor the legacy of those who helped to build TASA.

TASA'S HISTORY

Read/Share the Summer Issue

The summer issue of TASA INSIGHT introduces TASA’s 2025-26 officers: Chris Moran, Roosevelt Nivens, Jeannie Meza-Chavez and Martha Salazar-Zamora. TASA continues its centennial celebration with a look back at 100 years of TASA presidents and membership, plus a listing of TASA’s Honorary Life Members. The latest “Higher Education” by Stacey Edmonson and Abbie Strunc focuses on pathways and promises for aspiring Texas educators. “Tech Take” is penned by the TETL Next Digital Shift Committee, and addresses how to survive deficit budgets. Eanes ISD’s Claudia McWhorter discusses the importance of partnerships in “TSPRA Voice,” and Texas Elementary Teacher of the Year Kristi Leff discusses why teachers are irreplaceable in “Teacher Perspective.” In “Leadership Perspective,” Pflugerville ISD’s Quintin Shepherd takes a deep dive into maintaining gratitude in challenging times. 

READ & SHARE

July/Aug 2025 Texas School Business

The July/August issue of Texas School Business features the hard work Superintendent Shelly Slaughter has done to change the culture in Cumby ISD. The issue also features profiles on new TCWSE President Martha Salazar-Zamora and new TASPA President Johjania Nájera. You’ll find a look back at the TACS President’s Program, and a highlight on a high school arts program in San Saba ISD. The issue includes a Regional View column detailing ESC Region One’s Dropout Recovery initiative. Plus, don’t miss your favorite columns by Jim Walsh and Riney Jordan, plenty of Who’s News, and more.

READ & SHARE

Inspiring Leaders

TASA is more than a professional association. We are a support system for school leaders from school districts both large and small, rural and urban, and from every corner of the state of Texas. In addition to providing professional learning opportunities, representation in Austin, information, and more, our supportive network can be a lifeline for school leaders in need of connection and inspiration. In 2025, we are celebrating 100 Years of Inspiring Leaders!

Membership

Professional Learning

Advocacy

Member Services Center
Career Center
Communications

Association News

MORE NEWS

Inspiring Leader Spotlight

MORE INSPIRING LEADERS

Executive Director’s Blog

How to Help Texas Districts Affected by Flooding

How to Help Texas Districts Affected by Flooding

Jul 8, 2025

Dear TASA members and partners, The devastating flooding along the Guadalupe River on July 4 that resulted in the heartbreaking loss of so many lives, including those of young children, have people here in Texas and around the world mourning alongside the families and...

MORE POSTS
loading

TASA President’s Circle Corporate Partners

Our partners’ support enables us to advance our mission: To promote, provide, and develop leaders who create and sustain student-centered schools and develop future-ready students. See a full list of our Corporate Partners and learn how to join them.

About TASA