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Regional Associations

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Regional Associations
Some states do not have their own private school associations. Schools band together across state lines forming regional associations. These associations have the same purpose as state associations. More here.

Some states do not have their own private school associations. Schools band together across state lines forming regional associations. These associations have the same purpose as state and national associations which is promote private schools and to share latest and best practices. Also included are several associations in major metropolitan areas.

Associations

  • Fairchester Independent Schools
  • Los Angeles Area Schools
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of regional private school associations?
Regional private school associations promote private schools and share the latest and best practices.
Do all states have their own private school associations?
Some states do not have their own private school associations and instead schools band together across state lines forming regional associations.
Can you name some regional associations that include private schools?
Some regional associations include the Association of Independent Schools of Greater Washington and the Southern Association of Independent Schools.
Are there private school associations in major metropolitan areas?
Yes, regional associations include several in major metropolitan areas, such as the Long Island Association of ÌÇÐÄÔ­´´s and Day Camps.
Does the Independent Schools Association of Northern New England focus on a specific region or statewide?
The Independent Schools Association of Northern New England is a regional association that covers multiple states.

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