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#NESAWEBINAR

Introduction to International School Trusteeship

With David Chojnacki

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STRAND

STRAND: LEADERSHIP Learning

DATE

Monday, August 30, 2021

TIME

2:00-5:00 PM (GMT+3)

ELIGIBILITY

OPEN TO NESA MEM/AFF

COST

NO COST

AUDIENCE

FOR NEW BOARD TRUSTEES

EVENT TYPE

ZOOM WEBINAR


ABOUT THE WEBINAR

Welcome to school trusteeship! You have been entrusted with and taken on a great responsibility: the success of your school now and into the future. Whether or not you have served on a board before, trusteeship in the context of an international school is unique.

The purpose of this webinar is to introduce you to the fundamentals of international school trusteeship and to address some critical areas, including:

      • understanding the chief responsibilities of the board;
      • being ‘mission focused’;
      • differentiating between governance (the board) and operations (the school's administration);
      • assessing how successful the school is in fulfilling its mission;
      • the critical importance of the fiduciary and strategic aspects of trusteeship.

This workshop is designed to give you a good grounding in the fundamentals of trusteeship, to answer whatever questions you might have, and to connect with other trustees from the NESA region – all in an informal setting.

Again, welcome!

More than ever before, boards of international independent schools can make a vital difference in the advancement and success of their institutions.

— Donna Orem, President, National Association of Independent Schools


Carolyn Temertzoglou

HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION LECTURER, UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO

 

 

CAROLYN TEMERTZOGLOU is a Health and Physical Education lecturer at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE) at the University of Toronto. She is passionate about educating and inspiring teachers throughout their professional journey to ensure a future where every student has a sense of belonging in Health and Physical Education. With a master’s degree in Teacher Identity, Carolyn shares her passion with the many organizations she works with as a curriculum writer, author, and teacher educator. Carolyn is the recipient of the Ontario Supervision of Physical and Health Education Teacher Advocacy Award. She advocates for and supports the delivery and implementation of UNESCO’s quality physical education guidelines worldwide.

SUPPORTED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH

The Association for the Advancement of International Education and the Office of Overseas Schools, U.S. Department of State

AAIE US State Department Office of Overseas Schools

SUPPORTED BY
Pacific Prime Insurance

Registration Fees

Offered at no cost to NESA Member and Affiliate Schools.

Please review the Cancellation Notice before registering.