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Everything I need to know about customer service I learned from my local school crossing guard
When it comes to engaging and empowering parents and community members, it’s the little things that matter.
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Carr: Feeling safe at school starts with strong relationships
Dr. Nora Carr, chief of staff at Guilford County Schools in North Carolina, outlines why strong relationships and two-way communication are key to school safety.
Design thinking begins with empathy
How one California district is using empathy and needfinding to rethink school design and support its local community.
It’s back-to-school. Are your schools making a good first impression?
As students return to the classroom, now is the time to build a strong culture of school customer service.
The time for new school leadership is now
Dr. Philip Lanoue says educational leaders can no longer lead like they are living in the past.
Self-care and personal wellness resonate at NSPRA Seminar in Anaheim
School PR leader Julie Thannum outlines important takeaways from this year’s NSPRA seminar, especially the importance of professional well-being.
Your classrooms are great. But how strong is your foundation?
K12 Insight Founder and CEO Suhail Farooqui on why strong school climate is foundational to district and student success.
Are we creating a culture of learning for adults too?
As school leaders look to revamp professional development, former district superintendent Dr. Philip D. Lanoue says administrators must empower teachers to take control of their own learning.
3 mistakes to avoid in your instructional coaching program
School turnaround specialist and veteran educator Alisa Simeral outlines three pitfalls of k-12 instructional coaching programs—and how school leaders can avoid them.
NSPRA 2018: We all need a little community
School PR guru Julie Thannum, APR, on why school PR is vital to district success—and the strong community of communicators she’s proud to be a part of.