TLIS Objective 2.01

Determine and evaluate technology systems and tools

Over 50 schools completed the ATLIS/Orah State of Independent School Safety survey. Now see how your school compares!

Scheduling has always been an annual stressor for schools. In this webinar, we will show you how to turn it into a strategic asset. Schools can achieve 95–100% course fulfillment, complete scheduling in days (not months), and walk away with multiple data-driven schedule options.

Institutions bear the critical responsibility of ensuring the safety, communication, and well-being of their students and staff.

Learn how Westmark School built a complete digital tool vetting system from scratch—organizing 260+ apps into a searchable database, streamlining teacher requests, ensuring privacy compliance, and bringing a $70K budget overrun back on track.

A technology roadmap is more than a list of projects; it’s a strategic tool for guiding decision-making and investments over time. This session will help independent school technology leaders move from reactive planning to a proactive, multi-year roadmap.

Join us for a first look at Student Surveys, a new SIS-integrated survey and assessment tool within August Schools. Student Surveys brings student, faculty, and parent feedback together in one secure, centralized system, eliminating the need for disconnected tools.

As independent schools face rising complexity in IT and cybersecurity, Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) offers a path to more resilient, scalable, and secure operations.

Join us for an inspiring and practical webinar exploring how Columbus Academy integrates technology and makerspace skills into the classroom across all disciplines at a K-12 school.

K–12 schools are increasingly targeted by sophisticated AI-based cyberattacks. Attackers are using artificial intelligence to generate highly convincing phishing campaigns, adaptive malware, and automated exploits at a scale never seen before.

In our previous webinar, we explored how to build connected safety ecosystems. Now, let's dive deeper into the critical question: how do you choose the right vendor partners to make integration actually work?