The median compensation for nonprofit CEOs was about $132,000 in 2022. While that figure has increased over the last five years, it’s remained relatively flat compared to inflation.
California has become the fourth state to ban legacy admissions in the college application process, a practice that has been criticized as favoring white or wealthy students based on their familial alumni connections.
Educate students and staff to report warning signs, such as "leakage."
Before issuing enrollment contracts, independent schools would be wise to review and fine-tune their enrollment contracts with an eye to issues that arose in years.
Schools across the Southeast are announcing return dates as they assess damage from Hurricane Helene, a Category 4 storm that caused widespread flooding and power outages.
More than 70% of nonprofit leaders think measuring impact is important, but only 20% say they’re very good at it. Try the following to improve the way your nonprofit demonstrates impact.
E-cigarette use among young people in the U.S. dropped significantly over the past year, according to a new government study. The hopeful signs come as more schools are installing high-tech vape detectors.
CEOs are increasingly advocating for a full return to the office, though flexibility remains important, according to a KPMG survey.
Recent political polarization around issues like abortion, elections, and the Israel-Hamas war has heightened tensions at U.S. colleges and universities.
The ruling affects the Education Scholarship Trust Fund (ESTF), which enrolled nearly 3,000 students for the 2024-25 year.
NACUBO (National Association of College and University Business Officers) recently conducted its third annual survey on the top business issues facing colleges and universities.
NBOA is pleased to again partner with NAIS in advocating for the interests of independent schools and the students they serve. Changes to COPPA could impact independent schools as currently worded.
As presidential candidates, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump don’t have a lot in common when it comes to their views on education. Here are five ways in which their stated positions differ.
A new app called Esslo provides feedback on college essays, some say in a way similar to what college counselors would provide. Rather than writing the essay, it critiques an existing essay.
The security system had been in place at Apalachee High School for only about a week. Every teacher and staff member was issued an identification badge, and on it, a panic button.
The Enrollment Management Association (EMA) and Educational Records Bureau (ERB) announced their intent to merge. The new organization will offer a comprehensive suite of assessments.
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has issued a warning about scammers exploiting the start of the school year, pretending to be from the school’s financial aid office.
Fertility benefits are now offered by 42% of U.S. employers, up from 30% in 2020, according to the International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans.
Studies show that extreme heat disrupts students’ focus and emotional regulation, leading to poorer academic performance and increased conflict.
The cost of attendance at some colleges is now nearing six figures a year, after factoring in tuition, fees, room and board, books, transportation and other expenses.