ECRA Partnerships:

ECRA and AASA share an exclusive partnership to deliver the highest quality research and accountability solutions to local school districts.  The partnership provides research-based analytic solutions for linking student performance to teacher and administrator evaluations, documenting return on investment for programs and interventions, and communicating system performance to stakeholders.

The Illinois Association of School Administrators is the state's premier advocacy organization for school administrators with more than 2,000 members and a history of promoting excellence in education dating back to 1946.

The DuPage County Regional Office of Education is one of 45 ROEs that support the schools of their county, or groups of counties in Illinois. The DuPage ROE provides a range of services, including: professional development, teacher certification, technology training, school improvement, student support, assessment, health, life safety and other related services to the 42 public school districts and 161,000 students of DuPage County.

LUDA (The Large Unit District Association) was created in 1976 by a group of superintendents who recognized the need for an organization that would provide networking, professional development, and advocacy for large unit school districts.

The mission of the Illinois Principals Association is to advance learning through effective educational leadership. To achieve its mission, the IPA works to provide Members high quality professional development, networking opportunities, and advocates on the behalf of school leaders with state and federal legislators and the Illinois State Board of Education.

Founded in 1943, ASCD (formerly the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development) is an educational leadership organization dedicated to advancing best practices and policies for the success of each learner. Its 150,000 members in more than 145 countries are professional educators from all levels and subject areas.

MASSP is a professional educational association of over 1,300 active and retired secondary school administrators. MASSP supports, advocates for, and provides professional development to our members. We are committed to improving instruction and achievement for all students.

 
MESPA is a collaborative, grassroots association serving Minnesota elementary and middle level principals. MESPA has represented Minnesota principals since 1950, and is affiliated with the National Association of Elementary School Principals (NAESP) and its 29,500 members nationwide.

The Michigan Association of School Administrators (MASA) is the professional association serving superintendents and their first line of assistants, who serve as CEOs for their community's public schools. MASA serves as an information-rich source of advice and support in areas critical to over 700 public school superintendents and first-line assistants in 584 school districts and 57 intermediate school districts.