Leadership & Governance

In this episode of "Talking Technology with ATLIS," Mike Flanagan, CEO of the Mastery Transcript Consortium (MTC) discusses MTC's mission to transform education through competency-based, project-oriented learning models that align with college admissions.

In the latest Talking Technology with ATLIS episode, Aggie Malter, president & CEO of PAISBOA, shares the 50-year history of the regional association serving independent schools and universities in PA, NJ, and DE.

In this podcast episode, John Gulla, executive director of the Edward E. Ford Foundation, discussed navigating divergent beliefs and promoting civil discourse in independent schools.

Our guest, Jim Foley, and hosts discuss Jim’s journey from the corporate world to becoming Head of School. Learn about his approach to developing student leadership skills, what “innovation” means in education, learning to fail gracefully, and the "unconference" model to programs.

In this episode, Sarah Enterline Roch discusses her professional journey, including her current role at St. Mark's School, and highlights the challenges elementary school students face with establishing their identities.

In this episode, our hosts converse with two longtime friends and technology leaders (and colleagues of host Bill Stites!) about their career paths and proactive strategies for driving technology initiatives.

Our hosts and guest discussed the challenges of staffing, considering evolution of school technology, and strategies for developing future technology leaders.

ATLIS’s Technology Leaders in Independent Schools (TLIS) certification was launched through a collaborative effort involving subject matter experts and a diverse group of volunteers.

Our hosts and guest highlighted the benefits of single-sex education at Gilman School, emphasizing how the all-boys environment allows students to pursue their interests without societal restrictions.

Recorded live from the ATLIS Annual Conference 2024 in Reno, Nevada, this episode features a keynote address by National Business Officers Association President and CEO, Jeff Shields.