Recommended Resources

Resources from the NEASC Community

We are pleased to share with you the following list of resources contributed by members of the global NEASC community. Included are recordings of NEASC webinars, examples of best practices and programs which align with the NEASC Standards for Accreditation, and online resources and articles recommended by or authored by educators from member schools, NEASC staff, and associates.

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A Parent's Perspective on the Accreditation Process

Topic: Community

A parent shares how exposure to school staff and leaders during the accreditation process has been extremely valuable to her.

Preparing for Wellness during Transition

Topic: Social Emotional Learning (SEL), Student wellness

Back to school is a time of significant transition and growth – the question on everyone’s mind is how to best prepare to succeed during a new academic year.

Becoming a NEASC visitor: a personal journey to the next stage of learning

Topic: Professional development, Volunteering/NEASC Team Member

"In becoming a visitor, NEASC was offering me a new string to my bow, a new challenge, a new way of working, a new opportunity to work to be my best self, to take the next step in my learning, to be able to say to the children in my care that we are all life-long learners and that this was the next stage in my learning. I might be the Head, but I could also learn a new skill!"

21st Century Learning

Topic: 21st Century Learning

International Center for Missing and Exploited Children (ICMEC)

Topic: Child protection

ECIS Child Protection Certification

Topic: Child protection

Please note that links to external resources are provided for your reference and convenience only. NEASC does not control the referenced materials and is not responsible for their content, nor does NEASC’s inclusion of links to such materials imply any endorsement of the material or any association with their creators or operators. Please see NEASC's website terms and conditions for more information.

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