School voucher programs are expanding at a pace few could have imagined a decade ago. In more than 30 states, families now have some form of voucher, tax-credit scholarship, or education savings account (ESA) available to them—and new legislation continues to pass...
As private schools sustained growth during recent years, 40% of private schools reported increased enrollment between the 2023–24 and 2024–25 school years, while 32% saw declines and 28% stayed flat, according to a July 2025 survey from the Cato Institute. With nearly...
Families today expect open, timely school communication—not just from teachers, but from enrollment, finance, and administrative staff. The NAIS Principles of Good Practice emphasize that schools should “keep parents well informed through systematic reports,...
Imagine this scenario: A young family, the Daniels, enrolls their daughter Sofia in kindergarten at a small independent school. They’re not just looking for academic excellence—they’re hoping to find a place where Sofia can be known, supported, and encouraged to grow...
From the first inquiry to tuition payments, every touchpoint shapes a family’s trust in your institution. For school staff, managing these interactions across disjointed systems can result in inefficiencies, errors, and stress. That’s why private K–12 schools are...
Demand for private K–12 education is on the rise, with many schools seeing record interest from prospective families. In fact, nearly 40% of Catholic schools now report having waitlists for admission, according to the National Catholic Educational Association (NCEA...
