About AISSA
The South Australian Independent Schools Board (ISB) was formed in 1974 (now AISSA) to represent and promote the diverse interests of non-government independent schools. There are 95 member schools with a total enrolment of approximately 45,000 students.
ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE
Please find below charts documenting the structure of the organisation.
VALUES
- We believe passionately in Independent schooling and the right of parents to exercise choice
- We accept only the highest ethical and professional standards
- We respect and are strengthened by diversity
- We promote a spirit of openness and mutual trust
- We embrace a culture of support, encouragement and networking
VISION
The AISSA will:
- be a forceful and inspirational voice of education in SA
- be the most powerful advocate for Independent schooling in the community
- advocate with a single voice
- safeguard the independence and common interests of member schools and associated systems with a single voice
- have an organisation work culture which is unified, encouraging, respectful, inclusive, challenging and optimistic
- have the resources to deliver innovative and excellent services valued by members
SERVICES
The AISSA provides a range of services to its member schools including:
- Advocacy
- Representation
- Advice and information
- Preparation of policy and procedures
- Research and analysis, including data collection and collation
- Professional development
- Report and submission preparation
- Complaints handling from the wider community
AISSA Services Brochure
Seeking Opportunities to be an Excellent School