Aflac has a dedicated centralized service team that is committed to helping IASA members find lower cost plans with higher benefits and better technology solutions.

Why Aflac now? Aflac can tailor fit a plan to protect your employees with benefits and financial solutions designed specifically for their unique situation. With the IASA plan, your school district may offer a robust variety of plans and programs to your employees. From Accident, Critical Illness, Hospital, Disability and even Life Insurance, to Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA), 403(b) administration, and a new System-Of-Record BenAdmin system, Aflac’s expertise and experience in your industry can be a valuable resource to IASA members. For more information about how Aflac can be your Illinois school partner, call:

• The IASA Dedicated Call Center Line: 1-866-273-5489
• Luke Rockwell, 773-458-3598 or luke_rockwell@us.aflac.com
• Visit the Aflac & IASA Website

Ameresco partners with school districts to reduce energy costs and renew outdated facilities through an integrated approach that focuses on expert energy engineering; practical, vendor neutral solutions; assistance with financing; and guaranteed results.

Contact Ameresco at 630-203-2628 or 508-598-4645. 

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ECRA Group is a premier K12 research and analytics consulting firm that helps school districts and educational leaders improve student outcomes by adopting more evidence-based practices. Its suite of K12 analytic solutions helps school leaders measure the impact that policies, programs, and school improvement efforts are having on student success and system outcomes. The suite includes the ECRA Strategic Dashboad, a web-based tool that encourages district leaders to think differently about student success and school quality. In addition, ECRA offers a web-based School Improvement application and a Personalized Learner Profile that paints a portrait of a student against a backdrop of a student’s interests, motivations, goals and aspirations.  

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The PMA companies provide financial strategies for stronger Illinois communities. These services include competitive investment options, cash flow analysis, bond proceeds management, as well as debt issuance and municipal advisory services. PMA works with hundreds of Illinois school districts to address their financial needs. Their expertise in cash-flow forecasting is key in creating clarity around maximizing investment opportunities for their district clients’ short-term and reserve funds. PMA has been a leading provider of financial services since 1984 and with their competitive investment options and comprehensive public finance and investment services, their expertise keeps the gears of civic life turning.

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The Southern Illinois University System - where learning comes first, where students are valued and encouraged to explore new ideas, and where progress is complemented by tradition. With a total budget of approximately $867 million, the University employs more than 7,000 faculty, staff, and administrators who serve over 28,000 students. A modern and comprehensive post-secondary educational system, SIU offers a broad range of academic programs that lead to associate, baccalaureate, master's, specialist's, and doctoral and professional practice degrees in 32 fields including educational administration, law, medicine, pharmacy, and dental medicine. 

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For decades, University of Illinois Department of Education has produced Illinois' strong and successful leaders in education. Choose your path and complete a certificate, add an endorsement, or obtain a Masters degree to lead you to the next step in your career. Graduate programs in Educational Leadership lead to careers in Instructional Design, Higher Education Administration, Technology Coordinators, Curriculum Directors, Community College Faculty, Educational Consultants, or to new positions in the PK-12 system such as Principal, Superintendent, Special Education, or ESL. The faculty at UIS have practical experience, having served as building principals, district superintendents, and K-12 classroom teachers. 

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When public schools in Illinois had a difficult time finding workers’ compensation coverage, the Illinois Association of School Administrators (IASA) and Illinois Association of School Boards (IASB) formed the Workers’ Compensation Self-Insurance Trust . Five years later, the Illinois School District Agency was formed in response to the increasing costs of property and casualty insurance and to fill gaps in coverage that schools were facing. As the current insurance marketplace continues to contract and decrease the options available for Illinois public schools, the Workers’ Compensation Self-Insurance Trust (WCSIT) and Illinois School District Agency (ISDA) are ready to provide quality programs and services for their Members, just as they have done for a combined 60+ years. WCSIT and ISDA (collectively WCSIT*ISDA) continually strive to make coverage choices easier and more cost-effective for Illinois schools by offering extensive options. Today, the ISDA provides competitively priced property/casualty coverage to over 130 school districts across the state.

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