About AASC

NASC 2007

Members of the Arizona delegation at the 2007 National Association of Student Councils' (NASC) national conference in Overland Park, Kansas.
(Photo by Jeff Peters)

The Arizona Association of Student Councils was founded in 1934 by a group of educators who wanted to create an organization for student leaders that would encourage them to practice the democratic process, citizenship and service while fostering idea exchange and problem solving in the state's schools.

Today, more than seven decades later, AASC serves thousands of students and advisors from member schools all across the Grand Canyon State. Our organization is a member of the National Association of Student Councils (NASC), and we offer leadership training experiences for our members throughout the year. Some of these opportunities for leadership and character development include:

Fall Leadership/Spirit Conferences
President/Advisor Luncheons
Annual State Convention
Charity Balls
Officer Training Seminars
Annual attendance at the NASC National Conference
Summer Leadership Camp
Advisor Leadership Training Retreat
Membership Networking Opportunities

Each year we present a number of awards to honor our members, including the Outstanding Advisor of the Year Award, Council of Distinction Awards, Outstanding Council of Distinction Awards, and AASC Leadership Scholarships.

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Membership in AASC is open to any public, private, charter or parochial secondary school (grades 9-12) and allows student councils to participate in all AASC activities at a reduced rate and to seek membership offices. Annual membership dues are only $90 per school per academic year.