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CAIS serves schools through the development of National Standards, a rigorous accreditation process and a variety of professional development, research and other offerings. Membership in CAIS is voluntary and requires all schools to be accredited. CAIS schools are independent, self-governing entities and, as independent schools accredited by CAIS, strive to operate in the interest of their constituents and the public interest in accordance with recognized and applicable ethical and legal practices. 

CAIS does not intervene on behalf of individuals in matters between an individual and a CAIS school. Individuals will be advised to utilize the appropriate reporting structure within the applicable school. When a complaint is made, CAIS will notify the applicable school of the matter.

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Student safety is a priority for CAIS. This policy is intended to ensure that CAIS Member schools follow a consistently rigorous process when billeting students as part of a CAIS event for students.

In order to participate in a CAIS student activity, a school must demonstrate a thorough process to identify and communicate risks associated with participation in an event.

CAIS requires that schools complete the Memorandum of Understanding between the host and participating schools. CAIS will make the Memorandum of Understanding available to all host schools. CAIS reserves the right to require that police checks be conducted in respect of any persons involved in billeting students.

CAIS Billeting Procedures 2016

Memorandum of Understanding

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