
Submit Your Nomination for the NAIS Board of Trustees
NAIS is now accepting nominations for the NAIS Board of Trustees Class of 2027. If you or someone you know would make a good addition, please complete the nomination process by September 29.
NAIS is now accepting nominations for the NAIS Board of Trustees Class of 2027. If you or someone you know would make a good addition, please complete the nomination process by September 29.
To better understand the nuances of the myriad issues independent schools are currently facing, NAIS surveyed member heads of school. Five main themes emerged from their responses.
For your independent school—especially if your mission centers on being college preparatory—it’s important to understand emerging issues in higher education and their implications.
Have questions? Get tips and key information for data entry, watch video tutorials, and view webinar recordings that cover different stages of the 2023-24 DASL data entry process.
Dig deep into what ChatGPT means for schools with Christina Lewellen, of the Association of Technology Leaders in Independent Schools, and Paul Turnbull, head of Mid-Pacific Institute (HI).
The start of another school year presents a great opportunity to consider incidents and responses in light of your school’s preferred philosophy and policies and ensure alignment.
To develop a high-functioning board, school leaders should create and maintain a board education strategy that focuses on these often-overlooked steps.
To start improving committee work, boards should focus on tackling two issues: what work the committees should be charged with and how to streamline committees to get the most done.
Talented teaching and administrator candidates are waiting to apply for jobs at your school. NAIS members can post jobs and browse resumes for free; nonmembers can purchase job postings.