We want more diversity. This phrase is often uttered during the brainstorming stages of a private-independent school’s strategic planning sessions, followed by nods of assent from other Trustees. Much informal agreement may be expressed on this general proposition; however, planning problems can ensue if key steps are not taken. Several years in the future, planners or constituents might say, “You know, we wanted more diversity but we haven’t done much about it.” A Board of Trustees or other group that wants to include “more diversity” as a planning item should consider the following three questions.