Serving Administrators since 1972

Mission Statement

The Catholic School Association Administrators Association of New York State exists to actively support Catholic education by contributing to and advancing the professional, spiritual, and personal development of Catholic school administrators.

Who We are

We at CSAANYS strive to provide you with the best in education practice to make your role as a school administrator just a little bit easier. We have what you need to be a successful school administrator. Call or email us anytime with your needs.

What we do

CSAANYS has a 46 year history of providing the best in resources, support, and advocacy for Catholic School Principals. Through our progressive and proactive efforts we keep on top of the changes in education and the needs of our Catholic schools.

principal transition plan

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Information and Resources

Joint SED/DOH/OCFS statement on religious expemptions from immunizations legislation
FAQs about legislation removing non-medical exemptions from school vaccination requirements
Mental Health Education Literacy in Schools
2018-2019 Workshop Flyer
Title IIA Allowable PD
Title IV Allowable - Unallowable Expenditures
Substantial Equivalency
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Transitioning to ESSA Frequently Asked Questions

Green, Clean & Healthy Schools

For information on indoor air quality and resources to help you determine the air quality in your building please see:
Harvard has produced an excellent white paper on Foundations for Student Success and IAQ—https://schools.forhealth.org/Harvard.Schools_For_Health.Foundations_for_Student_Success.pdf.

Green, Clean & Healthy Schools Network https://www.health.ny.gov/environmental/indoors/healthy_schools/index.ht m

The Green, Clean & Healthy Schools network is looking for schools to participate in a free pilot program. https://www.health.ny.gov/environmental/indoors/healthy_schools/docs/pilotschoolflyer.pdf.

IAQ Tools for Schools Action Kit shows schools how to carry out a practical plan to improve indoor air problems at little- or no-cost using straightforward activities and in-house staff—https://www.epa.gov/iaq-schools/indoor-air-quality-tools-schools-action-kit

Advocacy in Catholic Education

Tax Credits for Investments in Education

Countless public school districts have fund-raising entities to solicit charitable donations to help meet rising costs and provide funding for important programs. Likewise, scholarship organizations, which rely on charitable contributions, have long waiting lists of students and families desperate for a scholarship to help them afford tuition at the school that meets their needs. Currently, when individuals or corporations make such a donation, they can only deduct the amount of the donation from their taxable income. This long-established tax incentive for charitable giving is no longer sufficient to meet the demands placed on not-for-profit organizations struggling to help students and schools.

The Education Investment Tax Credit proposal would enhance the current tax incentive and thereby encourage increased corporate and individual donations to the public school sector as well as to scholarship organizations that help low- and middle-income families with their tuition expenses. As a result, the Education Investment Tax Credit would help support the education of all children regardless of where they attend school.

Tax Credits for Education Expenses

All parents of school-aged children incur some additional expenses for their children’s education beyond what they pay in taxes. These expenses include education materials for the classroom and/or the home; school projects; academic programs; educational trips; and fees for tutoring and/or advanced placement programs. Tuition-paying families shoulder some of the greatest educational expense beyond school taxes. In addition, teachers spend an average of $400 of their own money to provide supplies and materials for the children in their classroom.

A personal income tax credit for educational expenses would help all parents and teachers offset a portion of these expenses. Moreover, such a tax credit would save taxpayers millions of dollars by enabling more parents to enroll their children in religious and independent schools.

For more information and to join the Catholic Advocacy Network go to www.nyscatholic.org.