Administrative Groups
Fall Admissions Meeting
Blue Oceans vs. Black Holes: Smart Strategies for Changing Times, Admissions Workshop
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We all know that the educational landscape is changing and paradigms are shifting. But what does that mean for independent school admissions, marketing, and public relations. Join Aimee Gruber from SSATB, Aaron Wachholz from NAIS and Mike Szydlowski, Financial Aid Director at Woodberry Forest School as we explore “Blue Ocean” strategies that will help you survive and thrive in today’s market place. We’ll cover a plethora of topics guaranteed to steer you away from the “black holes” that abound.
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(+/-) ISSL Member Schools: Entire Day Program Registration
(+/-) ISSL Member Schools: Morning Sessions Registration
(+/-) ISSL Member Schools: Afternoon Sessions Registration
(+/-) Non-Member Schools: Entire Day Program Registration
(+/-) Non-Member Schools: Morning Sessions Registration
(+/-) Non-Member Schools: Afternoon Sessions Registration
Special Event: Stress Management in the 21st Century, Ann Anzalone
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Is your cup empty or half Full? This session focuses on stress management. It is easy to short change ourselves. Multitasking is the operative word in the culture. Do more in less time with the same results is society’s Mantra. It is possible? Learn seven techniques and strategies to develop and maintain a positive perspective, to live in the present, and to develop and maintain a balance between school and home.
Ann Anzalone
Ann Anzalone is a nationally known, dynamic speaker and experienced trainer. For the last 25 years she has conducted workshops for K-12 teachers, administrators and parents, as well as for Business and corporations. She teaches graduate classes at Wright State University and McGregor School, Antioch University. She serves as a consultant for adult students, parents and their children regarding learning styles, educational plans and academic performance.
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Spring Admissions Meeting
The Legalities of Leadership, Leo Athas, ISACS Legal Counsel
Special Event: Stress Management in the 21st Century, Ann Anzalone
(+/-) Event Description
Is your cup empty or half Full? This session focuses on stress management. It is easy to short change ourselves. Multitasking is the operative word in the culture. Do more in less time with the same results is society’s Mantra. It is possible? Learn seven techniques and strategies to develop and maintain a positive perspective, to live in the present, and to develop and maintain a balance between school and home.
Ann Anzalone
Ann Anzalone is a nationally known, dynamic speaker and experienced trainer. For the last 25 years she has conducted workshops for K-12 teachers, administrators and parents, as well as for Business and corporations. She teaches graduate classes at Wright State University and McGregor School, Antioch University. She serves as a consultant for adult students, parents and their children regarding learning styles, educational plans and academic performance.
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Community Program: Change Agency Leadership, Patrick F. Bassett, NAIS
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The president of NAIS examines the change dynamic in schools examining the strategic issues related to the teaching profession, why faculty and schools seem impervious to change, and new approaches to effecting and leading change by leaders. He will share various models of change agency, including those outlined by Dan Pink in The Science of Motivation, by Robert Kegan in Immunity to Change, by Chip and Dan Heath in Switch: How to change Things When Change is Hard, and in Why Change? What Works? The NAIS Guide to Change Management.
Spring Round Table
Donor Stewardship
Special Event: Make The Ask Workshop, Laura Fredericks
Fall Meeting for Secondary with CWA (College Work and Readiness Assessment)
Special Event: Stress Management in the 21st Century, Ann Anzalone
(+/-) Event Description
Is your cup empty or half Full? This session focuses on stress management. It is easy to short change ourselves. Multitasking is the operative word in the culture. Do more in less time with the same results is society’s Mantra. It is possible? Learn seven techniques and strategies to develop and maintain a positive perspective, to live in the present, and to develop and maintain a balance between school and home.
Ann Anzalone
Ann Anzalone is a nationally known, dynamic speaker and experienced trainer. For the last 25 years she has conducted workshops for K-12 teachers, administrators and parents, as well as for Business and corporations. She teaches graduate classes at Wright State University and McGregor School, Antioch University. She serves as a consultant for adult students, parents and their children regarding learning styles, educational plans and academic performance.
Download the event brochure for more information
Community Program: Change Agency Leadership, Patrick F. Bassett, NAIS
(+/-) Event Description
The president of NAIS examines the change dynamic in schools examining the strategic issues related to the teaching profession, why faculty and schools seem impervious to change, and new approaches to effecting and leading change by leaders. He will share various models of change agency, including those outlined by Dan Pink in The Science of Motivation, by Robert Kegan in Immunity to Change, by Chip and Dan Heath in Switch: How to change Things When Change is Hard, and in Why Change? What Works? The NAIS Guide to Change Management.
Spring Meeting
Socio-Economic and Class Diversity – The Assumptions We Make Gene Batiste, NAIS
The Holocaust Museum
The Wizard of Apps, School Libraries and Web-Based Practice & Learning Tools Smackdown, Dr. Joyce Valenza
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If learners were iPhones, and we were wizards who could “load” them with the really critical apps--or gifts--to inspire digital citizenship, information fluency, creativity, and collaboration, gifts they could take out into the world, how would we do it? Joyce and her students take us on a sing-along, musical exploration of those critical apps or gifts learners will need along the road. This presentation is a continually updated version of Joyce’s K12 Online Keynote.
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(+/-) ISSL Member Schools: Online Registration
(+/-) Non-Member Schools: Online Registration
Special Awareness Event: Know our Schools with Special Programs Better
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Spring Meeting
Fall Meeting
Winter Meeting for Elementary Schools