Professional Dues are $175; $45 late fee added after November 1, 2013
For persons whose primary responsibilities are in education communications/public relations and who are employed by a public school district or public school education foundation/association/state agency whose primary purpose is to support a Texas public school district or an individual public school. This level includes all benefits, receives discounts on products, services and registration fees and eligibility to enter the annual Star Awards competition. Only Professional members may vote, hold office or chair TSPRA committees. NOT FOR PRIVATE SECTOR PERSONS, PERSONS EMPLOYED AS CONTRACT LABOR, PRIVATE SCHOOLS or FOR PROFIT BUSINESSES.

Professional Dues are $175 as of July 1, 2012; $45 late fee after November 1, 2012
For persons whose primary responsibilities are in education communications/public relations and who are employed by a public school district or public school education foundation/association/state agency whose primary purpose is to support a Texas public school district or an individual public school. This level includes all benefits, receives discounts on products, services and registration fees and eligibility to enter the annual Star Awards competition. Only Professional members may vote, hold office or chair TSPRA committees. NOT FOR PRIVATE SECTOR PERSONS, PERSONS EMPLOYED AS CONTRACT LABOR, PRIVATE SCHOOLS or FOR PROFIT BUSINESSES.

Associate Dues are $150; $45 late fee added after November 1, 2013

For persons whose full-time responsibilities are not in education communications/public relations but are employed by a public school district or public education foundation/association/state agency (i.e. superintendents, principals, teachers, etc.) This level includes most, but not all, membership benefits, discounts on products, services, registration fees, and eligibility to enter the annual Star Awards competition. Associate members do not vote, hold office or chair TSPRA committees. They may serve on some, but not all, committees. NOT FOR PRIVATE SECTOR PERSONS, PERSONS EMPLOYED AS CONTRACT LABOR, PRIVATE SCHOOLS or FOR PROFIT BUSINESSES.

Associate Dues are $150 as of July 1, 2012; $45 late fee after November 1, 2012

For persons whose full-time responsibilities are not in education communications/public relations but are employed by a public school district or public education foundation/association/state agency (i.e. superintendents, principals, teachers, etc.) This level includes most, but not all, membership benefits, discounts on products, services, registration fees, and eligibility to enter the annual Star Awards competition. Associate members do not vote, hold office or chair TSPRA committees. They may serve on some, but not all, committees. NOT FOR PRIVATE SECTOR PERSONS, PERSONS EMPLOYED AS CONTRACT LABOR, PRIVATE SCHOOLS or FOR PROFIT BUSINESSES.

TSPRA Institutional Dues are $475 as of July 1, 2012; $45 late fee after November 1, 2012

Open to public school districts or public school education associations/state agencies, allowing up to three members, one professional and two associates, with the same benefits as stated above. If an employee leaves, their Institutional membership stays with the school district or organization. NOT FOR PRIVATE SECTOR PERSONS, PERSONS EMPLOYED AS CONTRACT LABOR, PRIVATE SCHOOLS or FOR PROFIT BUSINESSES. $475.00

Education Foundation Individual Dues are $175 as of July 1, 2012; $45 late fee after November 1, 2012

For any person who heads an education foundation or a TSPRA professional member who is associated with an education foundation as staff, where the foundation's primary purpose is to support a Texas public school district or an individual public school. This level includes all benefits, receives discounts on products, services and registration fees and eligibility to enter the annual Star Awards competition. Only Professional members may vote, hold office or chair TSPRA committees. NOT FOR PRIVATE SECTOR PERSONS, PERSONS EMPLOYED AS CONTRACT LABOR, PRIVATE SCHOOLS or FOR PROFIT BUSINESSES.

Education Foundation Associate Dues are $150 as of July 1, 2012; $45 late fee after November 1, 2012

For any staff member or board member of an education foundation whose primary purpose is to support a Texas public school district or an individual public school. This level includes most, but not all, membership benefits, discounts on products, services, registration fees, and eligibility to enter the annual Star Awards competition. Associate members do not vote, hold office or chair TSPRA committees. They may serve on some, but not all, committees.

Education Foundation Individual Dues are $455 as of July 1, 2012; $45 late fee after November 1, 2012

This is a group membership for an education foundation whose primary purpose is to support a Texas public school district or an individual public school. Open to any education foundation staff or board member, elected or ex-officio. Through this membership, one foundation employee, usually the executive director, would have the same privileges as an Education Foundation Individual member and would be the main representative of the foundation for TSPRA. Other Education Foundation Institutional members will receive information, gain member discounts on products and registrations and they may enter their foundation's work in TSPRA's Star Awards.

This is just for affiliates.

Affiliate Dues are $375 as of July 1, 2012; $45 late fee after November 1, 2012

Open to private sector schools, businesses, consultants and individuals for both TSPRA and the Education Foundation Division. This is the only level open to for-profit persons or companies. One person or a representative of the business receives discounts on registrations, products and services. They may not vote, hold office or chair committees. Affiliate members receive full access to the Members Only Area of the website. Education Stakeholder Sponsors ($10,000 level) receive a one-year Affiliate membership with their sponsorship.

TSPRA Honorary Dues TSPRA Honorary dues are bestowed by the Executive Committee upon all recipients of the annual Key Communicator Award and upon TSPRA presidents at the conclusion of their term. It may also be bestowed upon others at the discretion of the Executive Committee. Honorary membership shall be life membership and shall carry no other special privileges. $0.00

A TSPRA member who has retired from public education, a foundation, association, or other education organization; receiving retiree benefits; and not working in the private or public sector or as an independent contractor. Access to register for events and to the membership directory.

Free access to order products and register events without any member discounts or benefits. Access to view and print invoices in the Members Area. No other access to the Members Area unless you are designated to manage the accounts for paid TSPRA members.