• AAEOP

    Anderson Association of Educational Office Professionals
     
    The mission of AAEOP, a group of career-minded educational office professionals, is to promote a high degree of integrity, professionalism, pride, teamwork, fellowship, communications, and respect through a guided program that fosters both personal and professional improvement.
     
    http://aaeop.andersonctc.org
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  • ASCD

    Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development
     
    ASCD, a community of educators, advocating sound policies and sharing best practices to achieve the success of each learner.
    http://www.ascd.org
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  • NEA

    National Education Association

    http://www.nea.org/index.html
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  • PSTA

    Palmetto State Teachers Association
     
     

    Palmetto State Teachers Association was organized in 1976 as an alternative to the union, and has become the fastest growing teaching association in the state. PSTA is governed by a Board of Directors who volunteer their services. Officers and district directors are elected at the annual convention. They receive no pay or compensation. (Please read about our current board members here.)

    Classroom teachers make up 90% of PSTA’s membership. The majority of PSTA’s staff members have also been classroom teachers at some point during their careers.

     
    http://www.palmettoteachers.org/
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  • SCASA

    SC Association of School Administrators
     
    The mission of SCASA, a united alliance of diverse school leaders and the leading force for public education in our state, is to advocate for a superior education for the citizens of South Carolina by influencing education legislation and policy, stimulating and fostering support, building successful coalitions, ensuring a cadre of effective leaders, and providing programs and services for members.
    http://www.scasa.org
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  • SCASL

    South Carolina Association of School Librarians
     
    The South Carolina Association of School Librarians advocates professional excellence, facilitates collaboration, and develops leadership to ensure that school library media programs are integral to teaching and learning in every South Carolina school.
    http://www.scasl.net/
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  • SCASN

    The South Carolina Association of School Nurses
     
    The Mission of South Carolina Association of School Nurses is to promote the delivery of quality health programs to the school population and school community by strengthening the growth of professional school health nurses and advancing the practice of school nursing.
    http://www.scasn.com
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  • SCCTE

    South Carolina Council of Teachers of English
     
    What are you waiting for? If you believe that one teacher can make a real difference, then imagine what you can do in collaboration with your colleagues throughout the state! SCCTE membership provides you with powerful teaching tools-practical information that you can use, and inspiration from other teachers who are committed to the teaching of English and the language arts.
    http://www.sccte.org/
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  • SCSCA

    South Carolina School Counselor Association
     
    The mission of the South Carolina School Counselor Association is to provide leadership and direction that encourages the personal and professional growth of school counselors, influences decisions that affect the counseling profession, and promotes progress, understanding, and improvement of school counseling.
    http://www.scschoolcounselor.org
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  • The SCEA

    The South Carolina Education Association
     
    The South Carolina Education Association (The SCEA) is the professional association for educators in South Carolina. Educators from pre-K to 12th grade comprise The SCEA. Classroom teachers, guidance counselors, librarians, principals, middle managers, superintendents as well as bus drivers, teaching assistants, lunch room operators, maintenance engineers, clerks and secretaries are members of The SCEA.
    http://www.thescea.org/
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