Events Calendar

Modeling Instruction is a guided-inquiry approach to teaching science that organizes instruction around a coherent storyline of model development. This method provides content instruction while students are immersed in the process of doing science and involves extensive use of whiteboard and student-led discussion.

This event provides collaboration opportunities and valuable sessions specifically designed for HR professionals in independent schools. Build your own skills and that of your team while you collaborate and share with your peers, leaving with valuable takeaways to assist you in the daily tasks that are critical to the success of your school.

Attendees will leave with valuable takeaways to help them in the daily tasks that are critical to their schools’ smooth and successful operation. This program is designed for everyone in your school’s business office: Accounts Payable/Receivable, Student Billing, Benefits Administrators, Payroll Specialists, Controllers, and of course, Business Officers (and aspiring Business Officers).

Connect with regional peers, learn from experts, and develop new skills as you focus on the environment, experiences, and programming vital to the growth of your school. Content is geared to division leaders, deans of students, counselors, heads/assistant heads, and others who engage in student support. Participating together as a team is encouraged.

Kick off your summer with this interactive workshop on value, time, and project management featuring Andrew Davis, a head of school and practitioner of multiple productivity and time management tools. Over the course of two 150-minute sessions and follow-up Q&As, you will learn and, importantly, put into practice, strategies for work efficiency.

Three transformative days will make you a more effective leader of change, giving you new clarity and direction. With supportive colleagues, you’ll learn from expert faculty from the Northwestern University Kellogg School Center for Nonprofit Management.

What pushes your thinking and will have impact on your school? The goal of this institute is to explore how a school’s systems come together to meet the mission and create impactful student learning experiences.

Hotchkiss and U. Chicago will host a workshop on open discourse for secondary school teachers. The program will help teachers encourage open dialogue in the classroom, as well as techniques for confronting controversial topics.

INH is a highly regarded program for incoming and second-year heads of school will bring you the knowledge of seasoned heads, the understanding and support of fellow new heads, and the tools to thrive as a leader.