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Accreditation
CAIS Accreditation drives each school to continuously strive for excellence, to be more intentional in its practices, and to be accountable to all of its constituents.
Good schools continuously evaluate their education program and school operations; however, self-assessment alone can fall short with a limited internal perspective. The CAIS accreditation process achieves the dual purpose of accountability and school improvement - aligning school practices to the highest National Standards through a process that combines an internal self-assessment and an external peer review.
This short video "Why CAIS Accreditation" highlights the value of the CAIS Accreditation Process.
This short video outlines the CAIS Self Study process.
This short video outlines the CAIS Peer Review process.
CAIS is a member in good standing with the International Council Advancing Independent School Accreditation (ICAISA), the international leader in independent school accreditation. ICAISA advances excellence and upholds standards to ensure quality and accountability in independent schools across the globe. ICAISA establishes and maintains criteria for effective accreditation and conducts formal evaluations of member association accreditation programs. ICAISA also examines and assesses the evolving educational environment and acts as a catalyst in partnership with associations in navigating significant change, developing innovative practices, and promoting transformative leadership in the accreditation field. The work of ICAISA strengthens independent school education and supports the ongoing improvement of individual schools. The Value of Accreditation by an ICAISA Member Association.
The CAIS Standards and Indicators of Effective Practice are designed to reflect generally accepted principles of best practice in delivering high-quality education and furthering whole school improvement and sustainability. The Standards and Indicators are constantly evolving and are not to be taken as standards of reasonable conduct in any particular circumstance. It is up to each member school of CAIS to assess its specific circumstances and to take reasonable care.