Independent School Management refers to the administration and governance of private educational institutions that operate independently of government funding. These schools are often funded through tuition fees, donations, and endowments, allowing them to create unique curricula and educational philosophies tailored to their communities. The management of independent schools typically involves a board of trustees, school administrators, and faculty members who work together to set policies, oversee finances, and ensure academic quality. This structure allows for greater flexibility in decision-making and the ability to innovate in teaching methods and student programs, distinguishing them from public schools governed by state regulations.