The mission of the Indiana School Counselor Association is to support school counselors as they advance the academic, career, and social/emotional development of all students.
November 11-12, 2020
Creating Belonging in a Time of Discord: Thursday, October 29th at 11:30 pm
Register HERE (https://go.panoramaed.com/webinar/creating-belonging-isca-insswa) to learn strategies that foster belonging with students and adults.
In our current context, it is clear that ensuring students (and adults) continue to develop critical social-emotional learning competencies will require the education community to rethink existing approaches to SEL and intentionally focus on cultivating a sense of belonging. In this workshop – hosted by Panorama Education in association with ISCA and INSSWA – we will cover strategies and systems for building belonging both virtually and in-person with students and caring adults.
The Indiana School Counselor is the official publication of the Indiana School Counselor Association and is published in partnership with the American School Counselor Association.
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The ISCA Board of Directors condemns violence and institutional racism that marginalizes people of color, especially Black Americans. The recent deaths of Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, and George Floyd were disgusting, appalling crimes that affect our communities, educators, and students. The ASCA Ethical Standards not only empower us but require us as school counselors to serve all Indiana students and school counseling students by breaking the cycle of racism through courageous conversations, classroom lessons, and advocacy.
ASCA has recently updated their resources to help school counselors address race and equity with students and advocate for systemic change.
ASCA Statement
ASCA Anti Racism Resources (available to all)
ASCA Ethical Standards
Indiana School Counselors Associations Call to Action
ISCA’s Response to Chamber Study – Click Here to read
The Indiana School Counselor Association (ISCA) empowers school counselors and school counseling graduate students to provide comprehensive school counseling programs through advocacy, collaboration, professional leadership, and student-centered data-supported practices. Learn more about ISCA.
Allen Hill, Executive Director
Call us: (317) 941-6125
Email us: iscaexec.director@gmail.com
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