International Schools

This workshop, presented at AGIS Conference 2025, prepares participants to become NEASC approved accreditation visitors for international schools and includes a comprehensive overview of the NEASC protocols in action. Participants will develop an understanding of the philosophical foundations and logistical processes involved in all NEASC accreditation pathways.

All schools welcome

This workshop is designed to provide insights into how implicit bias and racial microaggressions can interrupt and harm the learning process. Participants will gain a clear understanding of these phenomena and how they manifest themselves in schools, and will also learn practices to address these issues.

International Schools

This workshop will focus on how to evaluate and increase the desired Impact of learning — an innovative element of NEASC Accreditation. A model of how to align school processes to better support effective learning and achievement of Impact will be explored. In addition, examples of how ACE Learning Principles are being used by schools to support increased learner engagement, autonomy, and achievement will be shared.

International Schools

In this full day workshop we will explore the latest research and share current developments on the use of competency based evaluation of learning in schools and to support university entrance. Melbourne Metrics competency based certificates are already accepted by more than 50% of Australian universities and the numbers are growing both in Australia and globally. Join us to explore the future and what you can do today to improve learning for our students.

Independent Schools in the US

Join this interactive workshop designed specifically for new heads of independent schools to explore practical strategies, share real-time challenges, and build a supportive peer network during your first years of headship. 

Who should attend?

This workshop is intended exclusively for heads of US-based independent schools.

Independent Schools in the US

Join this virtual workshop to gain practical, mission-aligned strategies that help attract top talent and create the conditions that encourage faculty to stay and thrive.

Who should attend?

This workshop is intended exclusively for US-based independent schools.

Registration

If interested in scheduling a session, please contact Edie Traina, Director for Accreditation and School Improvement, at etraina@neasc.org

Fee

There is no fee for this workshop.

International Schools

This workshop prepares participants to become NEASC approved accreditation visitors for international schools and includes a comprehensive overview of the NEASC protocols in action. Participants will develop an understanding of the philosophical foundations and logistical processes involved in all NEASC accreditation pathways. Aspiring visitors will be introduced to the NEASC visitor competencies which will guide development and growth of personal skills and attributes.