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NSAA 3rd Annual Conference October 15-17, 2025

Fort Worth, Texas

Register Now for Early Rates!

NSAA Member Lunch & Learn Webinars

Tuesday, August 5 1:00 p.m. Eastern First-Day Ready: Legal Training Priorities for School Staff

Tuesday, September 10 12:00 Noon Eastern Student Mass Threats: From Real Risk to Red Tape

*Register on the Programs and Events page.

School Law Resources

NSAA members enjoy exclusive access to a robust collection of tools, templates, and guidance designed specifically for school attorneys. We encourage you to make the most of your membership by exploring key resources like:

Executive Action Challenges Chart
Notices, Policies, and Training Required by Federal Law

This is just a sample of what’s available—visit the full resource library to discover practical materials that support your day-to-day work and long-term strategy.

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School Law News This Week 06.27.2025

NEW FORMAT!

NSAA members can access our weekly report on the latest school law news, including summaries of this week's SCOTUS rulings in school cases.

NSAA Amicus Briefs:

Mahmoud v. Taylor (Supreme Court merits -- parent Free Exercise opt-out rights re; LGBTQ supportive books in the reading curriculum)

A.J.T. v. Osseo Area Schools (Supreme Court merits - standard of liability for education-related claim under Section 504/ADA)

Oklahoma Statewide Charter School Board v. Drummond (Supreme Court merits - whether private religious school operating charter school constitutes state action; whether denial of charter to religious virtual school violates Free Exercise rights)

NSAA: An Independent, Self-Governed School Attorneys Association

The National School Attorneys Association (NSAA) is a grassroots, independent, and self-governed network of school attorneys from across the country. We bring together legal professionals who advocate for public schools, offering meaningful connection, collaboration, and support. Through regular webinars, discussions, and timely updates, NSAA keeps members informed and engaged with the ever-evolving legal landscape affecting public schools.

Why join NSAA?

Powerful Network: Connect with a vibrant community of school attorneys from across the country who understand the unique challenges and opportunities in education law.
Timely Knowledge-Sharing: Stay ahead of the curve with access to an active discussion forum, regular member huddles on emerging issues, and monthly webinars—all free with membership.
Weekly Legal Updates: Receive a concise, attorney-focused newsletter with the latest news, case law, and developments impacting public schools.
Exclusive CLE Discounts: Enjoy members-only pricing on NSAA’s high-quality CLE conferences designed specifically for school attorneys.
National Advocacy: NSAA is the leading voice on legal issues affecting public schools through amicus briefs, public comments, and national policy and legal discussions.

Sign up today for just $275!

Questions about joining, supporting, or sponsoring NSAA? Contact Sonja Trainor, Executive Director.

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NSAA proudly partners with AASA, the Superintendents Association, to present an innovative new legal training program for Superintendents.

NSAA membership offers you access to the largest network of attorneys who represent public schools.

Post an inquiry, offer insights, observe discussions on the NSAA Listserv.
Attend monthly Lunch & Learn webinars and regular conversations on topics of the day – free for NSAA members.
Post your open school law position in the NSAA Career Center – free for members.
Take advantage of member pricing on NSAA conferences.

NSAA’s Legal Advocacy provides courts and agencies with the school attorney perspective on key issues affecting public education. We file amicus briefs in federal appellate courts, including the Supreme Court, and comments in federal agencies.

Learn more in our Resource Library