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The mission of the Tennessee Principals Association is to support, empower, and connect Tennessee Principals.
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TPA

The mission of the Tennessee Principals Association is to support, empower, and connect Tennessee Principals.

Membership Forms

Membership
Application

Format: Web Form

Membership
Application Offline

Format: PDF

Combined Membership /
Conference

Format: Web Form

2025 Conference Attendee Forms

Conference
Online Registration

Format: Web Form

Conference Program
[Not Active]

Format: PDF

Combined Membership /
Conference

Format: PDF

Conference
Offline Registration

Format: PDF

2025 Conference Exhibitor Forms

Exhibitor
Application

Format: Web Form

Exhibitor
Information Form

Format: PDF

Exhibitor Shipping / Receiving Guideline
[Not Active]

Format: PDF

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The mission of the Tennessee Principals Association is to support, empower, and connect Tennessee Principals.

Goals

  • SUPPORT Tennessee Principals to enhance professional skill level
  • EMPOWER Tennessee Principals to build leadership capacity
  • CONNECT Tennessee Principals to expand professional networks
  • DEVELOP long-term financial infrastructure to enable TPA to become the premier education leadership association for Tennessee Principals

Benefits

  • Professional Membership
  • Professional Liability Coverage ($2 million)
  • Professional Development Opportunities
  • Advocacy in Washington
  • TPA Publications: TN Principal Journal & TNPRIN News
  • NAESP Publications: Principal Magazine, Communicator e-newsletter, Principal Insights
  • Professional Networks
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about the TPA

The Tennessee Principals Association (TPA) was founded in 1939 as a support system for Tennessee school leaders.  Over the decades, TPA has evolved as the premier professional association for K-8 Tennessee principals as well as district leaders.

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