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In a recent interview with Andrew Garlinski, Director of Admissions at Shattuck-St. Mary’s School in Minnesota, we delved into his experience attending The Association of Boarding Schools (TABS) international fairs, the unique benefits of the event, and the power of …

The Value of TABS International Fairs: A Conversation with Andrew Garlinski of Shattuck-St. Mary’s School Read more »

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Lead Search Consultant for CS&A’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion practice Tell us about your new role at Carney, Sandoe & Associates. I am the full time and Founding Director of the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Practice. The firm was committed …

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Five Elements of a Success Mindset As psychologists who provide therapy at boarding school, we have learned a lot from our students, especially about the ingredients of a successful mindset. As two people who have spent lots of time away …

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Why Mindset Matters From the moment we are born, life is a series of adjustments. Infants first adjust to light, louder sounds, and direct touch. Toddlers and preschoolers adjust to spoken language and changing social contexts. School-age children adjust to …

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“The Council on Standards for International Educational Travel Advisory board has announced the launch of a set of model standards to guide F-1 secondary student recruitment efforts, which centre on the areas of stewardship, transparency, engagement and partnership…” See the full article in The PIE …

The PIE News reports on New Model Standards for F-1 Recruitment Read more »

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TABS Report #3, Structural Elements of the International School Marketplace (available in the members only section of TABS.org) introduced the concept of international student recruiting as an “export industry” for a country’s boarding schools. True, for us, the movement of …

Currency Exchange Rate Trends and International Student Recruitment Read more »

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Brendan Schneider is the Director of Admission and Financial Aid at Sewickley Academy (PA). He is one of the leaders in the field for teaching on and knowledge about inbound marketing for schools. He presents and consults on inbound marketing, …

Social Media, by Itself, Will Not Help Your Enrollment Efforts Read more »