K12 Communications Strategy

School communications is a huge challenge. In today’s media environment, even the best managed school district is just one blog post or tweet away from a crisis. Let’s Talk helps you take control of the narrative, streamline inbound communications, and monitor trending issues.
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Listen to your community

Simplify and streamline communications

Through a unified inbox that streamlines inbound district communications, Let’s Talk makes it easy to listen to community feedback, respond quickly to incoming dialogues, and understand the perceptions and experiences of your community.

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Real time analytics for Let’s Talk that help school districts improve their school communications strategy.

Monitor issues and prevent crises

Be proactive with real-time analytics

Let’s Talk helps your district make better decisions using real-time predictive analytics — strengthening your school communications strategy.

Build trust capital

Deliver superior service

With Let’s Talk, you can build a trusted district brand while getting back to what you love doing most — using communications to create superior experiences for your school community.

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"With the highly competitive market in Indiana, we need to provide excellent customer service and be responsive to parents, otherwise families will walk away. Let’s Talk allows parents to reach out at any time that’s convenient for them, which has helped us build strong relationships with our families."
Krista Stockman, APRPUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER | FORT WAYNE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS (INDIANA)
"Let’s Talk helps facilitate efficient communication and effective engagement — upholding our commitment to better collaboration and transparency, internally and externally."
Earl Dotson, Jr., APRCHIEF COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER | ROCKFORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS (ILLINOIS)
"If people feel like they played a role in your school bond proposal, they are going to communicate on your behalf – and you’ll be able to reach many more people as a result."
Athena VadnaisDIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS | GRESHAM-BARLOW SCHOOL DISTRICT
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