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Lead with impact, not acronyms: how to communicate what families actually care about
As educators and communicators, we often focus on what we’re offering. But the more powerful story lies in the why. It’s about the difference these offerings make in students’ lives. When you shift your messaging to reflect impact over terminology, your stories become more relatable, more shareable, and ultimately, more meaningful.
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It’s not as simple as clicking “send”
How many times have you heard “I had no idea” from a member of your school community in response to a new budgetary expense, strategic initiative or programmatic change that you’ve spent months talking about and publicizing?
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Private issues with public implications: Addressing student challenges in education
How many times have you heard “I had no idea” from a member of your school community in response to a new budgetary expense, strategic initiative or programmatic change that you’ve spent months talking about and publicizing?
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Collaborate with HR for better recruitment
Making hiring and recruitment go smoothly for everyone requires teamwork between human resources, communications, and district leaders.