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This resource, created by the ATLIS AI Summer Workshop Lower School Cohort, provides practical ideas, activities, and examples for introducing AI in K–4 classrooms.

Leading technology change at your school doesn't have to feel overwhelming.

Strong budgeting starts with strong relationships. Created in partnership with Veracross, this resource highlights how collaboration between the chief financial officer and technology leader can transform strategic planning in independent schools.

Independent schools are stewards of sensitive, high-volume data: student records, employee files, financial documents, and more. This comprehensive guide, created in partnership with NAIS, helps technology leaders implement a clear, compliant, and defensible data and record retention policy.

The rise of AI-driven image and voice manipulation presents urgent new threats to student privacy and school safety.

Navigating the impact of generative AI requires more than policies or tools, it calls for true collaboration between academic and technology leaders.

AI and assistive technology can unlock powerful new pathways for student learning, especially when guided by a strong, inclusive framework.

The Technology Leader in Independent Schools (TLIS) Candidate Handbook is your official guide to preparing for and earning this valuable professional credential.

Understanding how your role compares nationally is a critical step toward strategic planning and professional advocacy.

Building and managing a technology budget can be complex, but it doesn’t have to be overwhelming.

This guide offers a practical framework, including an evaluation instrument and real-world case studies, to help independent school technology leaders make informed decisions about adopting and integrating AI tools.

This report, produced in collaboration with Veracross, draws in insights from more than 700 educators and school leaders.

This resource provides independent schools with a collection of sample AI policies for students and faculty, academic honesty statements, acceptable/responsible use policies, honor codes, and deepfake policies from various independent schools.

The guide aims to inform independent school board members about the evolving Artificial Intelligence (AI) landscape relevant to K-12 education, prompting them to consider crucial aspects like school policies, risk management, legal considerations, privacy concerns, and insurance policies.

This NAIS and ATLIS resource provides independent school technology leaders with essential guidance for navigating the complex landscape of AI in education, offering insights into legal and ethical considerations, academic integrity, and practical applications for faculty.

Every school needs a technology plan that’s both strategic and actionable. Created by ATLIS Leadership Institute fellows, this guide helps independent school tech leaders align their planning with mission, pedagogy, community-building principles, and long-term infrastructure needs.

New to the world of independent schools? This guide is designed for technology professionals transitioning from public schools, corporate IT, or other sectors.

This guide provides the typical lifespans for devices, allowing school technology departments to make appropriate replacement cycles and budgeting decisions. 

How does your school’s technology program compare to others across the country?

The ATLIS360 Rubric is your go-to tool for evaluating how well your school’s technology program supports teaching, operations, cybersecurity, and leadership.

This ATLIS resource helps independent school technology leaders evaluate digital tools with a focus on inclusion, accessibility, and cultural responsiveness.

A Responsible Use Policy should do more than check a compliance box.

Cyber insurance is no longer optional for independent schools, it’s essential. Developed jointly by ATLIS and NBOA, this guide helps technology leaders and business officers navigate the complex process of securing and managing cyber liability insurance.

The ATLIS Planning Workbook helps technology leaders in independent schools set meaningful goals, create project roadmaps, and track progress throughout the year.

The ATLIS Onboarding Guide offers independent school tech leaders a comprehensive framework for supporting new faculty and staff from the job offer through their first year.

Starting a new role as a technology leader? The ATLIS Transition Toolkit equips you with a 90-day roadmap for success.

This guide empowers independent school leaders to protect their communities by providing clear, actionable cybersecurity strategies tailored to their unique environments, ensuring the safety of sensitive data and safeguarding their educational mission for the future. 

Technology decisions can make or break a capital project. This report empowers technology leaders to advocate for earlier, more strategic involvement in capital improvement projects.

Set expectations and streamline support with this customizable Sample Service-Level Agreement from ATLIS.