This comprehensive introduction to the field of independent school business operations is designed to help those new the field — either new to independent schools or new to the business side of schools — understand the essentials. Written by experienced business officers and industry experts, this is the definitive guide to all aspects of independent school business.
5. Partnering with the Board
11. Financial Health and Monitoring
13. Personnel Management
16. Sexual Abuse Prevention
22. Outsourcing
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The role of the business officer is an expansive one, especially when you are new to independent schools. Inevitably there will be areas for which you are responsible that you do not have prior experience with. Having a guide to give you the background necessary to execute your role is extremely valuable. Whether it’s matters related to security, transportation, philanthropy or budgeting, this guide provides the knowledge to make business officers better at their jobs from day one.
Trey Holloway
Assistant Head of School for Finance and Operations, Maret School
"The Business of Independent Schools: A Leader’s Guide” is a leading-edge framework for independent school leadership. It provides valuable insights and relevant case studies for our industry, and serves as a comprehensive yet practical guide for not only leaders in the business office, but for all administrators in private schools.
Deana Paradis
CFO, Louisville Collegiate School
A research report analyzing trends across 18 key financial and operational indicators over five years. Use this report to benchmark performance, stress-test assumptions and make informed decisions, as external forces continue to challenge long-term financial sustainability.
