NCASA is proud to provide non-partisan advocacy to represent your interests and promote strong public schools in the halls of the North Carolina General Assembly and before the Governor’s Office, State Board of Education, State Retirement System, State Health Plan, and other policy-making entities. We are your advocate, and your network, providing you direct access to the laws affecting your school or district right now.
In addition to providing high-quality and low-cost Professional Development offerings, NCASA helps you connect with your own state lawmakers to urge them to “Support Our Local Public Schools” by addressing the needs and priorities you think are most important for the students you serve. Plan to participate in one of our Advocacy Days to make your voice heard, and take advantage of our new Advocacy Center that gives you tools and resources for easily communicating with legislators on time-sensitive issues.
NCASA is excited to share the recent launch of our new Advocacy Center located on the NCASA Member Portal, which provides a one-stop-shop for you to learn about the latest education issues, connect with your lawmakers, and more!
The Advocacy Center is available exclusively to NCASA members and offers a wide variety of resources, such as:
To access these materials members must log into our Member Portal. For questions or for more information, contact us at: [email protected]
To view only NCASA content on the following Advocacy Categories,
click the links below.
While the North Carolina House focused on its 2025-2027 state budget proposal this week, the Senate Education/Higher Education Committee moved swiftly on Wednesday to advance
The House approved H415: Modify Math and Social Studies Grad. Changes 69-43 on Wednesday. The bill removes NC Math III as a requirement and recategorizes
Superintendents of the 11 western North Carolina school districts most severely impacted by Hurricane Helene accepted the North Carolina Association of School Administrators’ (NCASA) 2025
