Professional development for administrators and trustees, and marketing and advocacy for our member schools and independent education in general, are the two major components of our mission. We produce approximately 30 professional development workshops per year for administrators and trustees in order to strengthen and sustain our schools. And we work proactively to leverage social networking, the web, broadcast, and other media to promote ADVIS and our website as the go-to resource and portal to learn about the GREAT schools in the Greater Delaware Valley -- our schools!

• 30 (+/-) local face-to face (F2F) professional development programs per year for administrators and trustees, many at no charge, the balance for a very reasonable fee. 
• Access to 20 (+/-) online or blended learning sessions per year for administrators/trustees.
• Inclusion of and link to your school on the ADVIS website, which we promote as the go-to resource about independent education and our member schools in the Greater Delaware Valley. 
• Permission to display the ADVIS Proud Member Badge on your website which says that you are accredited, you follow best practices and you are looking to be part of the advancement of the wider educational community.
• Ongoing advocacy, marketing and public relations with the local media, opinion leaders, and the general public on behalf of all member schools. Watch for our Campaign
• Inclusion of all key administrators in the ADVIS Virtual Learning Community (Ning), which facilitates sharing of resources, information and learning among ADVIS members.
• Inclusion in the ADVIS Notice of Nondiscriminatory Policy as to Students, published in major newspapers throughout our region, as required by the IRS to maintain 501©3 status.
• Five (5) copies of the ADVIS Membership & Resource Directory, with contact information for the key administrators of all member schools.
• Participation in and access to collaborative projects and special services, such as ADVIS’ Confidential Common Recommendation Form, Open House and Notification Dates Survey (which will be kept current and posted on the ADVIS website), and “quick pulse-read” admissions and development surveys (results summarized and shared with appropriate administrators, as needed).
• Access, inclusion and support for NAIS' StatsOnline service for individual school benchmarking capability and aggregate association statistics. 
• Use of "In Support of Independent Education" brochures, which make the case for Annual Giving for parents, grandparents, alumni and other constituencies.
• Posting of open administrative positions in your school on the ADVIS website (no charge).
• Review and approval of comprehensive School Technology Plans in order to qualify for E-Rate funding (no charge).