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The Power of Process: Four Steps to Help Your School Make Stronger Strategic Decisions 

When consulting with heads, boards, and leadership teams at independent schools of all sizes, configurations, and geographic locations, we are often asked to advise on critical strategic questions that can have long-lasting implications. Should your school add a new section […]

Fundraising Trends – How Does Your School Compare?

Heads of school often have a plethora of comparative data at their fingertips to assist in analyzing their schools’ programs. From academics and admission to athletics, there is no lack of resources to provide benchmarking data. However, when it comes […]

Using Data Science to Enhance Your School’s Perceived Value and Financial Vitality

What matters most to your school families? And how are you doing in meeting their needs, relative to what they are paying? Exploring the answers to these questions is key to ensuring strong, steady enrollment. Indeed, schools that achieve high […]

Webinar Recording – Trustee Education Series – Contracts & Evaluations

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Samples of Parent Association Bylaws

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School Safety and Security

School safety plans and security assessments should be revisited at least annually to accommodate changes in faculty and staff, modifications to the physical campus, advancements in technology, and current risk assessment. SAIS accreditation standards require that schools show evidence of […]

2023 Capital Campaigns: An Immersive Workshop

The independent school advancement office faces issues and challenges that are different from fundraisers in other fields. This workshop is designed intentionally for development officers, heads, and trustees of SAIS member schools to build their campaign knowledge base, network with […]

Webinar Recording – Trustee Trends & Orientation

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A Follow-Up Conversation with Nishant Mehta on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in our Schools

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Independent School Associations’ Response to Federal Court Ruling

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