If you are currently enrolled in a college or university department of educational administration and you are not employed in a full-time district-level administrative position you are eligible for Student Membership. (Full-time campus-level administrators enrolled in a college or university department of educational administration may join as Student Members. District-level administrators enrolled in a college or university department of educational administration must join as Active Members.)
Annual Dues
$75 (Student members do NOT have the right to vote, hold office, or receive legal support from TASA.)
The TASA membership year runs September 1 of the current year through August 31 of the next year. TASA does not prorate dues for memberships that begin after September 1.
Why Join?
- opportunities for networking, collaboration, and leadership — TASA members benefit from many valuable opportunities — both organized and informal, in-person and virtual — to connect with colleagues. They also have access to TASA’s Career Center, a job posting site featuring thousands of employment opportunities.
- experiences and resources that allow you to grow as a school leader — Get discounted rates on professional learning experiences, including innovative conferences like TASA Midwinter — the most popular annual conference for Texas school leaders.
- access to mental health/wellness programs — TASA members and their families have access to mental health and stress-reduction/wellness programs that support their overall well-being.
- resources that help you stay informed and advocate for public education in Texas — Receive daily education news via our popular TASA Daily e-newsletter and Capitol Watch Alert legislative/policy emails, comprehensive bill summaries, our INSIGHT professional journal, Texas School Business magazine, and a host of other tools and resources to stay up to date on education issues and advocate for Texas public schools.
- scholarship eligibility — Active members who are doctoral students are eligible to apply for TASA’s Johnny L. Veselka Scholarship.
