Using an Action Map, a plan created at an NAIS Strategy Lab workshop, Spruce Street School (WA) implemented a prototype of a redesigned open house promotion plan in just three weeks.
At an NAIS Strategy Lab workshop, the Town School for Boys (CA) leveraged the Unpacking for Clarity and Action framework to distill its larger diversity and inclusion goals into a key objective.
McLean School (MD) created a more tailored retention strategy—as a result of an NAIS Strategy Lab workshop. It focused on how to communicate the value of a lifelong Abilities Model.
Learn about unique school models and programming from independent schools across the country in this showcase series hosted by the NAIS Strategy Lab team.
With this practical book, you and a team of 3 to 10 can start on a journey to meet the needs of the changing market while remaining true to your school’s mission.
Listen to a series of interviews exploring the purpose of education, the future of schools, and how to bring healing and strength to schools in the year ahead.
Reimagine what schools filled with joy and purpose can look like and shed old habits and structures that no longer serve schools well with these three lessons.
Setting tuition is an annual decision made by an independent school’s board of trustees. It should involve an intentional, strategic approach based on the school’s mission, resources, and market realities.
Part of the NAIS Leadership Series, this webinar recording explores frameworks, tools, and case studies that align your mission with long-term goals for the future of education.
Riverside Presbyterian Day School (FL) adopted tools from an NAIS Strategy Lab workshop to reduce the number of students being followed by the student needs committee by more than 50%.
Prioritizing innovation work can be hard. This framework and process can help schools reimagine their future and create better schools for all students.
