The SAIS Board of Trustees is responsible for the supervision, control, and direction of the association. The nominations process takes place each spring. The SAIS Board of Trustees is pleased to propose three new trustees for the term 1/1/2026-12/31/2027: James […]
Hello there! As the rush of August fades into the rearview mirror, I hope you and your community are finding a steady rhythm this fall. Looking back, the opening weeks of school may feel like a blur of schedules and […]
The School Community Feedback Survey is a comprehensive assessment tool designed specifically for independent schools to gather meaningful insights from parents, staff, and students. This survey captures feedback across all critical aspects of the school experience, providing actionable data to […]
On a monthly basis, SAIS launches a new toolkit to help you navigate timely challenges and the daily demands of your role.
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Anxiety disorders affect nearly one in three adolescents aged 13-18, making it crucial for educators to recognize and understand their impact in the classroom. Students experiencing anxiety often struggle with persistent worry and physical symptoms such as headaches and stomachaches, […]
As technology continues to transform learning environments, schools are rising to meet increasing cybersecurity challenges with focus and strategic planning. Between July 2023 and December 2024, 82% of K-12 institutions nationwide encountered cyber incidents, according to a March 2025 report […]
From Little Red Riding Hood to Romeo and Juliet, we learn from a young age the power of stories. We cheer on the protagonist, weep at the loss of a beloved pet, and make meaning from the hero’s journey. More […]
Empowering educators is a strategic decision, and research affirms what school leaders know from experience: when teachers are supported, students thrive. At a time when independent schools face increasing demands and complexity, the most effective institutions are those that view […]
Hello there! On behalf of everyone at SAIS, welcome to the 2025-2026 school year! As the year begins, the pace will pick up quickly with requests, initiatives, invitations, complaints, and expectations well before students even step on campus. And, it […]
