Your school alumni are your most valuable resource. They are the people who helped build up and have made your school what it is today. When they leave, they take a piece of your school with them, and that’s why… Continue Reading →
Small schools have a lot on their plate. They are responsible for providing education to students, but they also have to communicate with parents, guardians, and the community. This can be a lot to manage, especially if the school doesn’t… Continue Reading →
School safety is a top priority for students, teachers, administrators, and parents. To create and maintain a safe environment, it is essential to have a proper communication system in place. Enhancing school safety with a proper communication system is easy,… Continue Reading →
An online communications system is a powerful way for any school to connect with parents, staff, and students. There are many great features of an online communication system for Christian schools. Let’s look into those features below. Features Christian Schools… Continue Reading →
Small schools are often lauded for their personal touch and sense of community. But when it comes to communication, small schools can sometimes fall short. That’s why we believe that every small school should send daily student reports to parents,… Continue Reading →
It’s inevitable that at some point during the school year you will have to deal with student misbehavior. As a teacher, you are in a position of authority, and it is your responsibility to ensure that your students behave appropriately…. Continue Reading →
Not all students learn at a steady pace. Some students will grasp concepts quickly while others may take more time to process and understand information. Educators, parents, and students alike need to know when students need extra help in certain… Continue Reading →
The Reality in School Parent Engagement – Is Your School Moving Forward or Going Backward? Small schools are falling behind the times if they continue to …. Communicate and engage parents primarily through websites or newsletters. Use benevolent parents or… Continue Reading →
Blogs, websites, Facebook pages, printed and digital newsletters (anything more than a page does not get read), calendars, twitter updates and personal reminders…the school’s communication arsenal continues to increase …and school resources and front desks are stretched thin, … if… Continue Reading →
If your private or small school is still holding off providing a mobile app for parents to access information via their smart phones, you may be losing both the mind share and revenue of an increasing segment of your parent… Continue Reading →
Competitive edge has become more critical than ever in the ongoing battle for students. Private schools, especially small schools, are ever on the search for new ways to ignite enrollment and gain an edge against the growing number of options… Continue Reading →
There is no question that all schools, public and private, have to watch their budgets these days. As school administrators brace for a challenging new year, many have spent the summer patching up old websites, working out the bugs in… Continue Reading →
ID-100278237Communication isn’t what it used to be. The average length of written communication is getting progressively shorter… (LOL, TTYL, OMG….! ) while the average length and format of school communications has remained relatively unchanged over the years. What has also… Continue Reading →
Communicating with the Twitter Generation of Parents We are living in times where the average length of written communication is getting progressively shorter… (LOL, TTYL, OMG….! ) while the average length and format of school communications has remained relatively unchanged… Continue Reading →
Five reasons why schools are challenged in keeping their parents engaged. Over 75% of small schools are faced with declining enrollment and / or budgets year over year. With limited technology infrastructure and resources, they are constantly in search of… Continue Reading →
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