Increase access to support and services with equitable school communication plan

Effective school communication plans require equitable access. Let’s Talk helps you ensure even the hardest to reach members of your community feel informed about what’s happening in their district.

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Eliminate barriers

Equitable communications access for all stakeholders

While technology has increased access to information, many stakeholders face barriers to critical support. Let’s Talk helps you reduce barriers to information — including language and culture, limited or no internet access, lack of access to technology, and others.

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REACH EVERY MEMBER OF YOUR COMMUNITY

Meet your stakeholders where they are

It’s not enough to post information on your district’s website and hope every stakeholder sees it. Equitable school communications requires using the right channels and messaging for the right audience — while being inclusive of every stakeholder’s needs and preferences.

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INCREASE ACCESS THROUGH TRANSLATION

Provide multilingual communications

Let’s Talk helps school districts be more inclusive to families by providing translation tools that can translate dialogues in up to 13 languages by default (with additional language options available).

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“Many of our families don’t have email addresses, so we needed a tool that allowed stakeholders to submit comments without one. Let’s Talk helps us communicate in different ways, including texting, which means we can talk to even our hardest-to-reach families.”

Michael D. Wilburn, Jr. ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGER TO THE CHIEF OF STAFF | ATLANTA PUBLIC SCHOOLS (GEORGIA)

“When we communicate with our multilingual families, it is their right to receive pertinent information about their child’s education in the language they prefer. Let’s Talk has allowed our district to offer an easier access point for our families and ensure questions are connected with the right person or department.”

Jennifer Efflandt EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF MULTILINGUAL LEARNERS | PROVIDENCE PUBLIC SCHOOLS (RHODE ISLAND)

“Our schools continue to see a rise in text messages, including a significant increase in Spanish-fluent families connecting with us. Let’s Talk provides a convenient and comfortable way for families and others to reach out and get a quick response. We don’t foresee that slowing down anytime soon.”

Darla Caughey ADMINISTRATIVE SUPERVISOR OF CUSTOMER SERVICE | AUSTIN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT (TEXAS)

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