NYSAIS
Established originally to protect New York independent schools from obstructive legislation and regulation, the Association has added substantially to the range of its activities since its founding. These activities include: evaluation and accreditation of member schools professional learning for faculty, administrators, and trustees advocacy for independent education legal and institutional counsel information on legislation, regulations, statistics, educational developments, and administrative practice
The affairs of the Association are overseen by an executive director and a board of trustees comprised of current heads and trustees of NYSAIS schools and elected by the membership at an annual meeting.
Full membership in the Association is open to non-profit independent, nursery, elementary, and secondary schools, and to non-profit associations concerned with independent education. Associate membership is available to certain other private or quasi-private educational institutions. From nysais.org, accessed May 1, 2019
Found in 83 Collections and/or Records:
Records for preparation of NYSAIS reports, 2003, 2005
Includes Marcy Mann and Marina Radovich thoughts on administration evaluation processes and communication for Administration/Organization and Structure committee; Memo regarding air quality testing in the ceramics studio and photography lab; and trustee self-evaluation forms (some blank, some completed) and analysis of same.
Records related to committees for NYSAIS self-study, 2002
Includes lists of self-study committees; email regarding subcommittee work; memo to Committee chairs from D. Hutcheson regarding 1993 NYSAIS recommendations (3 copies); letters to faculty and staff from D. Hutcheson requesting service on a NYSAIS committee (3 copies); chart of committee meeting dates; and timeline for preparations for NYSAIS evaluation
Records related to NYSAIS' January 2009 Interim Visit and five year review, 2008 - 2009
Records related to NYSAIS Visiting Committee welcome dinner, 2003 Oct
Includes invitation, Oct. 9, 2003 e-mail from Dorothy Hutcheson to members of Council, Editor of Spectator, and CAFE Co-Heads regarding evaluation process and dinner; list of invitees, seating chart, and thank-you card.
Report from the School Facilities Committee [for NYSAIS], 1975
Report of the NYSAIS Visiting Committee, 1982 Apr
Report of the NYSAIS Visiting Committee, 2003 Oct 19-22
Report of the NYSAIS visiting committee, 1993 Nov
Report on pupil evaluation and development at Nightingale [for NYSAIS], 1975
Report discusses student screening, testing, counseling, speech therapy, and remedial reading.