NSPRA's Superintendents to Watch awards recognize up to 25 district leaders who have fewer than five years of experience as a superintendent and who demonstrate dynamic, fast-paced leadership with strong communication at its core.

As violent conflicts continue in the Middle East following weekend attacks in Israel and airstrikes in Gaza, wide-reaching impacts are being felt by students and families across the United States.

An update from NSPRA Executive Director Barbara M. Hunter, APR, and CoSN Chief Executive Officer Keith R. Krueger.

A new report from NSPRA finds that the majority of school communicators are considered a member of their school districts’ cabinets and/or leadership teams, with a jump of nearly 10 percentage points in four years.

The NSPRA Executive Board is pleased to welcome the incoming 2023-24 board representatives.