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Who should manage a district's customer service transformation?

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Who should manage a district's customer service transformation?

A districtwide customer service revolution is the responsibility of every teacher, front office worker, and department leader. But who should manage the process and vision?

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Successful customer service plans require an intentional strategy

Customer service is no longer a “nice to have” for school districts. It’s a necessity.

But launching a customer service plan doesn’t have to be difficult! K12 Insight has helped hundreds of school districts transform their district’s customer service with intentionality.

Learn more here

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By K12 Insight

Originally published October 30, 2023 Last updated October 30, 2023