Blogs about private schools are an invaluable resource for parents researching private schools. They offer local knowledge and a wealth of experience about private schools and how they operate.
Tamara Black brings more than 25 years of experience to her blog on San Diego private schools.
ISEN connects educators and all interested in private schools. The discussions cover a host of subjects including teaching, curriculum and technology.
If you teach in a private school or run a private school, you need to subscribe to and monitor ISED-L. This old warhorse of a listserv has been around since the dawn of the Internet. When I first subscribed to it a decade ago, the discussions were genteel discussions of the sort for which faculty lounges are legendary. Now the themes invariably center on matters technological.
Jim Heynderickx is presently Director of Technology at the American School in London. He has been involved with educational technology since 1989. He is a regular presenter at any conference of significance.
Shamir A. Khan, Ph.D., is the force behind this important blog about New York City private schools. If you live in Manhattan and are thinking about private education for your child, start with this blog. Get your bearings before you start calling and emailing schools.
Peter Baron and Brian Fisher together with their contributors offer sound insights into the boarding school world.
If you are investigating private schools in Canada, start with Our Kids. It is a comprehensive site with all the information and data you need.
The Independent Schools Council's blog provides information and advice aimed at parents. It covers all aspects of the British 'public' school scene.
