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The quarterly AI meetup, sponsored by Toddle, focused on the evolving landscape of AI in independent schools.

Sunday, April 27, 2025

Training faculty on cybersecurity can be a challenge, but this interactive workshop provides tools and strategies to make it easier. Led by experts, this session combines insights and hands-on resources to foster a culture of digital safety.

Join us for a dynamic session dedicated to exploring the transformative potential of AI in education. Learn practical strategies to integrate AI in schools while maintaining a strong focus on ethics, equity, and human connection.

Lauren and Denise will provide a comprehensive overview of important data and security considerations in managing LMS and SIS systems in schools, from the perspective of two experienced professionals who are operating in different ecosystems.

Join independent school professionals to explore AI's transformative potential in education beyond efficiency. Discover how AI supports diverse learners with assistive tech and innovative strategies. Share insights and best practices.

Schools generate more data than ever, but making sense of it all is incredibly difficult. That changes today.

Belonging surveys have become an essential tool for schools striving to build inclusive and supportive communities. However, designing these surveys effectively and interpreting the results can be challenging. Should responses be anonymous or identifiable?

This quarterly IT meetup, sponsored by Meter, provides a casual space for IT professionals to discuss topics like AI implementation, vendor relationships, cybersecurity challenges, and building relationships within their school communities.

Over the last two years, schools have embraced AI tools like Flint for personalizing learning for students and saving teachers time. But what’s next for AI in schools?

In an era where data drives decision-making, the importance of data interoperability in education cannot be overstated.

In today's diverse educational environments, selecting technology vendors that align with your school's values is crucial. This webinar will provide a comprehensive guide to using the ATLIS Community Building framework for vendor vetting, helping you to ask the critical questions:

Cybercriminals are employing advanced AI tools to exploit schools by transforming publicly available images of children into abusive or obscene content, creating deep fake images, and attempting to blackmail schools.

Join the ATLIS team for a behind-the-scenes look at how we use tools like Asana and Slack to boost project management, productivity, and collaboration.

Learn more about "the TLIS" – ATLIS's certification designed specifically and uniquely for technology leaders at independent schools.

January 9, 2025

Ditch New Year's resolutions! Join women in tech for a facilitated discussion. Celebrate past wins and set intentions for a successful second half of the school year.

As the year comes to a close, we are excited to present an AI year-round recap. Join the AI geniuses behind Toddle AI to get answers to your nerdiest questions. We'll discuss the cool things we've seen happening in AI and share our predictions for the coming year.

In this webinar, participants will learn how we have systematized and institutionalized supporting the identities of gender-diverse students in the classrooms through the creation of gender-support plans; the considerations of the process included a full vetting of the capabilities of the various

Join ATLIS for a community-driven discussion on AI in independent schools, hosted by Maggie Renken, PhD, Director of Modern Learning at Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School.

For schools, and particularly for technology departments within schools, hiring is harder than ever.  In this session, we'll discuss ways to develop leaders from within, best practices around restructuring team units, and how and when to create new departmental roles.

Join us for an info session on effective budgeting for school technology leaders, guided by ATLIS resources. We'll explore how to build strategic partnerships between business officers and tech directors, navigate budgeting challenges, and optimize resources.

Join us for an informational session on ATLIS cybersecurity resources, including the ATLIS Cybersecurity Assessment designed to support independent schools. Alex Inman from Educational Collaborators will explain the assessment he developed based on ATLIS’s cybersecurity recommendations.

Learn how Beaver Country Day School is addressing local community challenges through student projects, from adaptive playgrounds to affordable housing, and envisioning the future of urban environments.

Tuesday, September 24

Join us for a laid-back virtual gathering to talk IT this September! This informal meetup is a great opportunity to connect with fellow technologists, share insights, and discuss the latest challenges and innovations in the K-12 tech landscape.

Curious about how you can strengthen your school's IT systems and data protection strategies? Join us for an exclusive informational session where we'll introduce our two comprehensive training programs designed specifically for independent schools:

Join us for an informative session on how to maximize the benefits of your ATLIS membership! Whether you're a new member or looking to deepen your engagement, this session will provide you with valuable insights into the essential resources and tools ATLIS offers.

Explore the vital role of technology in educational capital projects. Participants will be introduced to design decisions based on the National Education Technology Plan.

Join ATLIS for an engaging discussion on technology policies in schools. In this information meeting, participants will have the opportunity to ask questions and share what is working well at their school. We’ll be discussing all tech policies.

Just as the safety challenges facing schools have evolved, so have the tools and strategies available to them to keep their communities safe. A technology-enabled approach allows your staff and admin to react to situations as they see them developing.