SCASUM

SCASUM, or the **South Carolina Association of School Administrators and Superintendents**, is a professional organization dedicated to supporting and advocating for educational leaders in the state of South Carolina. Founded in 1926, SCASUM serves as a resource for school administrators, superintendents, and other educational decision-makers, fostering professional growth, networking, and collaboration within the field of K-12 education.

The association plays a key role in shaping educational policies and practices in South Carolina by providing leadership, advocacy, and expertise to its members. SCASUM works closely with state and local governments, school districts, and other educational stakeholders to address challenges in public education, including curriculum development, budgeting, teacher recruitment, and student achievement. Through its advocacy efforts, the organization seeks to ensure equitable and high-quality educational opportunities for all students across the state.

SCASUM offers a variety of professional development opportunities, including conferences, workshops, and webinars, designed to enhance the skills and knowledge of its members. These programs cover topics such as instructional leadership, school finance, technology integration, and special education. Additionally, the association provides networking events, allowing administrators to connect with peers, share best practices, and build professional relationships.

The organization also publishes resources such as newsletters, research reports, and policy briefs to keep members informed on current trends and issues in education. SCASUM collaborates with other state and national educational associations, ensuring alignment with broader goals in school leadership and public education reform.

Membership in SCASUM is open to school administrators, superintendents, and other educational professionals in South Carolina. By joining, members gain access to exclusive benefits, including leadership training, legal support, and representation on key educational committees. The association’s mission is to empower its members to drive positive change in schools and communities, ultimately improving educational outcomes for students statewide.