Podcasts about school communications

It's almost time for the first bell to ring in the new 2024-2025 school year. Listen up for some simple strategies for social media magic! In this episode, you'll learn:Creative ways to use social media for back-to-school information sharing, including creating Facebook albums with customized templatesStrategies for collecting and showcasing first-day-of-school photos from familiesMust-have photo opportunities to capture the excitement of the new school yearTips for managing social media across multiple school campuses and engaging your entire district communityEmail: andrea@socialschool4edu.com Follow Andrea on Twitter/X: @andreagribble Website: www.socialschool4edu.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/socialschool4edu  USEFUL INFORMATIONOrganizing Your Back-to-School Communications on Social Media - BlogStaff ideas:Welcome staff back with students - ReelReel with staff holding a sign welcoming students back to schoolStaff returns - take photos like these!Reel with sunglassesFirst Day tips:Ask families to share their first day of school pictures - like thisConsider sharing a template for families to print - like this Senior sunriseGreeting students off of busSRO officers first day of school photoOrder your copy of my book Social Media for Schools: Proven Storytelling Strategies & Ideas to Celebrate Your Students & Staff - While Keeping Your Sanity now!Interested in our membership program? Learn more here: https://socialschool4edu.com/

Welcome to School Leader Soundbites, a podcast dedicated to empowering K-12 leaders with the latest insights and strategies in marketing and communications! This last week we had the TSPRA Conference and I wanted to share my chat with Amanda Bubela about School Communications along with some other tips from previous shows.Amanda is a communications professional with nearly 20 years of experience in creating and tailoring messages for various audiences. Amanda spent more than a decade as a television news reporter and anchor in Texas and California before transitioning to public education, most recently serving as the Director of External Communications and Media Relations for Fort Bend ISD. In this role, Amanda developed internal and external messaging for the state's seventh-largest public school district, keeping stakeholders informed and engaged with the district's efforts. She is part of our team and supports some of our K12 districts with communications and strategy. School CommunicationsBe sure to utilize the large network of experts in the field to help Networking TipsNetworking is KEY because you have to be able to know who is out thereBuilding Community PartnershipsKnow Your CommunityIt was an amazing time at the TSPRA Conference. Be sure to share this episode with your colleagues! If you have any questions or suggestions for future topics, I'm here to listen. Thanks for tuning in to School Leader Soundbites.Connect with Amanda here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amandabubelaConnect with Veronica here: https://www.veronicavsopher.com/Social: @VeronicaVSopherJoin TSPRA to learn all about the various professional  development opportunities they have, annual conferences, and amazing support and network of Texas communicators across the state. As a former president of TSPRA, I would love it if you joined: https://tspra.orgK12 Insight partners with schools and districts to build stronger relationships with parents, students, and staff. They believe that trust is the foundation of successful education, and their solutions are designed to foster engagement, promote transparency, and turn feedback into actionable results.Want to explore the impactful ways Let's Talk and K12 Insight's comprehensive suite of customer service solutions can amplify your school's efforts and strategic goals? Get an in-depth look at how these tools can benefit your district, visit go.k12insight.com/sopher

We all agree communication channels are critical in times of crisis. So, school communication is even more important, considering it usually involves children. Is your school set up to handle any communications needs that might arise quickly?Find out what the most important aspects of an effective communications strategy and platform are and how to utilize them.For more information or help with your school website, contact School Webmasters at 888.750.4556 or visit www.SchoolWebmasters.com and request a quote!

With a finite amount of dollars in the budget, many superintendents wrestle with investing in a communications staff. In this episode, we talk to Steve Wilder, superintendent of Sycamore CUSD #427, and Lauren Holtz, Director of Communications and Community Engagement, about why having a strong communications department is worth every penny.

Jeff and Bruce talk options for marketing, niche advisory and being authentic with the CEO and co-founder of FiComm Partners, Megan Carpenter.

We talk to communications professionals who explain what goes into effective school messaging, whether it is positive news updates or responding to crisis situations. 

When it comes to choosing a school for your child, good parent communication and operations are essential. What are some key factors for parents and caregivers to consider when evaluating a school's communication and operations? Nick Stamboulis, Head of Sales for Cariina, a suite of integrated software solutions that helps school administrators to manage their internal operations, joins us to offer advice and perspective.

A discussion about the most important and influential Facebook page for School PR pros with the creator, David Luther. How and why the page that now has close to 3,000 members started, what's happening to the page now as he steps away, tips to utilize it, and much more. School Communications Pros Discussion Page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/781480078695552 Private School PR Podcast Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/245614517497877 Twitter: @SchoolPRpodcast and @Nicholsstrat https://nicholsstrategies.com/  

Jerry Gallagher - Partner with The Donovan Group, School Communications Specialists - was this week's guest. 

This month's episode is a little different than past episodes. Due to moving, COVID and all the things... Justin JUST got internet in time to post this show. This month, we bring you a recast of the webinar Erin and Justin took part in with our friends from Class Intercom in December. Enjoy the show!

In this episode, you'll hear about:  How to stand out in order to build your practice.Marketing yourself and your practice authentically.How to create or source marketing content, and what type of content is right for you.Tools to tap into your authenticity.Related Article:  Implementing a social strategy that won't get you fined by the SECRelated Article:  The case for curiosity as a marketing strategyGuest Bio:Megan Carpenter is CEO and co-founder of FiComm Partners, an award-winning agency for RIA firms and financial advisors. FiComm exists to expand the impact of financial advice by leading human-centered business change through New Skool marketing, PR, and advisor marketing education. Recognized as a top-4 Industry Disruptor in 2020 by WealthManagement.com, FiComm's services allow advisors to lead with authenticity, target their focus and drive to commercial success.Recently named to the Investment News 40 Under 40 list, Meg's expertise spans over 15 years of helping RIA firms and advisors connect, communicate and engage effectively with their target audiences. Her passion to promote the industry is demonstrated through her involvement with the CFP Board Center for Financial Planning Workforce Development Advisory Group. She is also part of the Pledge 1% global movement, having pledged 1% of personal equity, profits, time and product to nonprofits in the wealth management community. Current recipients of her Pledge are the CFP Board Center for Financial Planning, Foundation for Financial Planning and the Impact Forum. Megan began her career at John Hancock Financial Network before launching her own business, Caritative Wealth Consulting, at the age of 29. Megan merged her consulting business into her second business venture, FiComm Partners, in 2014. 

Joining Matthew this week is Emma Goldsmith of The Dragon School and Kate Reynolds of the Royal High School Bath GDST. We discuss school communications – how to ensure parents are always in the loop but don't feel overwhelmed by the quantity of information coming home.Fresh Thinking is the weekly podcast which looks at the issues affecting independent schools and parents today, presented by Matthew Smith, Editor of Attain.

THE CHANGING WORLD OF SCHOOL  COMMUNICATIONS OVER THE LAST 12 MONTHS INTERNAL & EXTERNAL An NSPRA show with insights from Executive  Director Barbara Hunter and President Lesley Brunton from Tuscaloosa AL schools. CLICK THRU TO  ACE-ED.ORG AND ENJOY "EQUITY & ACCESS PreK12" ONLINE JOURNAL...AND ENJOY OUR NEWEST SITE TOO "SELTODAY.ORG"

THE CHANGING WORLD OF SCHOOL  COMMUNICATIONS OVER THE LAST 12 MONTHS INTERNAL & EXTERNAL An NSPRA show with insights from Executive  Director Barbara Hunter and President Lesley Brunton from Tuscaloosa AL schools. CLICK THRU TO  ACE-ED.ORG AND ENJOY "EQUITY & ACCESS PreK12" ONLINE JOURNAL...AND ENJOY OUR NEWEST SITE TOO "SELTODAY.ORG"

Starting her career as a journalist before moving into school public relations, Lesley Bruinton quickly realized that many schools don't know how to utilize or value their communications and public relations professionals.So she set out to discover how she could use her skills and experience as a communicator to effect change for students and families in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Recognizing herself as a content specialist, Bruinton incorporates strategic communications into her work, focusing on the four-step process of Research, Planning, Implementation, and Evaluation. This has helped Bruinton streamline her work and build capacity in others to be effective communicators. In this episode of SchoolCEO Conversations, Bruinton shares her thoughts on the field of school communications, the role that PR professionals can and should play in schools, and how they can help leaders in times of transition.To learn more about  NSPRA, the National School Public Relations Association, check them out on Twitter @NSPRA or find your local chapter at nspra.org. Lesley Bruinton, A.P.R. (@lesleybruinton)Tuscaloosa City Schools ( @TCSBoardofEd)Subscribe to SchoolCEO at SchoolCEO.com for more advice, stories, and strategies for leading your schools. And if you have a story you'd like to share, email us at editor@schoolceo.com.

INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL SCHOOL  COMMUNICATIONS IN AN AGE OF DIVERSITY   NSPRA'S National Diversity Director  Yolanda Stevens from Troup County schools in GA is here along with Barbara Hunter, Executive Director Check out what we're doing about equity PreK-12 at ace-ed.org . Enjoy our online journal "Equity & Access " there as well. All our archived podcasts are there too.

INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL SCHOOL  COMMUNICATIONS IN AN AGE OF DIVERSITY   NSPRA'S National Diversity Director  Yolanda Stevens from Troup County schools in GA is here along with Barbara Hunter, Executive Director Check out what we're doing about equity PreK-12 at ace-ed.org . Enjoy our online journal "Equity & Access " there as well. All our archived podcasts are there too.

Often when we consider our various target audiences, we don’t consider the ones closest to us—teachers, staff, and administration. These important people are your “internal publics,” and marketing to them is one of the most important things you can do. 

Not many school communicators take on the role of “director” at the age of 23. But in this episode, you’re going to meet one!IN THIS EPISODE, NICOLE EXPLAINS:How her dream career in journalism led her to a school communications role.Who she reached out to for mentorship and professional growth opportunities when she was starting out.Why her district was one of the first to adopt Facebook back in 2009.What her team does to balance representation of 20 school buildings on social media.SPECIAL GUESTNicole Kirby, APRDirector of Communication ServicesPark Hill School District, MOPresident-Elect of NSPRAFollow Nicole on Twitter: @kirby310Email: kirbyn@parkhill.k12.mo.us School Website: https://www.parkhill.k12.mo.us/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ParkHillSchoolDistrict Twitter: https://twitter.com/ParkHillSchools Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/parkhillschools/ USEFUL INFORMATIONToday’s #K12PRtip blog reference - Top 10 Ways to Start a PostGather feedback from your community - a link to Park Hill Listens on their homepage. Their tool of choice - Bang the TableNicole’s first blog for NSPRA on Social Media in 2011 - Lessons from a Corporate Social Media GuruRegister now for the NSPRA National Seminar - New Orleans. You can attend in-person or virtually. Click here!MORE RESOURCESFree Video Training: Learn the simple secrets behind social media for K12 schools!Sign up for our free e-newsletter - click herewww.SocialSchool4EDU.com

You may not be able to spell her last name, but if you have been working in school communications for a few years, you will recognize it when you hear it! Janet Swiecichowski has a wealth of experience in the field and she is always willing to share her wisdom with others.IN THIS EPISODE, JANET SHARES:Her drive for K12 communications - which is deeply rooted in her belief that there is nothing more important to the future of this country than our children.The features of a great social media strategy.Tips on incorporating social media into your referendum/bond campaign.Keys to using YouTube and LinkedIn effectively for your district.And oh so much more!!SPECIAL GUESTJanet Swiecichowski, APR, Fellow PRSAVice President at CELFollow Janet on Twitter: @jswitchEmail her at janet@celpr.com Business Website: https://www.celpr.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/CELcreative USEFUL INFORMATIONBook a free virtual meeting with Janet - click here!Blog - 5 Ways to Use LinkedIn for Your School DistrictBlog - Vote Yes! Referendum Secrets from a Winning CampaignCheck out the Tonka Facts that feature Ron and many other stories - click hereAnother great lesson in the importance of hashtags - Janet was easily able to provide a link to all related stories because they used a consistent hashtag on this campaign!Mentioned in the intro - check out Lauren’s work on https://www.facebook.com/LincolnElementarySCSD MORE RESOURCESFree Video Training: Learn the simple secrets behind social media for K12 schools!Sign up for our free e-newsletter - click herewww.SocialSchool4EDU.com

We often think we know what our parents and community think—and sometimes we’re wrong. The only way to find out how people really feel is to ask the right questions. If we don’t know what people currently believe, we can’t possibly improve communication, services, or perceptions. Consider using surveys to get the information you need!

Welcome to another episode of School PR Drive Time. This week, we explore how the worlds of communications and PR intersect with school nursing and school nutrition. We’ll chat with Traci Hewes, school nurse for Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools and Anne Treanor, School Nutrition Director for Kannapolis City Schools. Enjoy the show! Traci Hewes Bio: I have been a registered nurse for 20 years and a school nurse for 5 years now. I am currently working for Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools. I am the legislative chair on the Executive Board for the School Nurse Association of NC. I finished my Masters of Public Health in December and wish to continue to improve the health and lives of students across our state through health education, prevention, and advocacy. Anne Treanor Bio: This year marks my 20th year with KCS as the School Nutrition Administrator. Prior to that, I was a Consultant Dietitian for 2 hospitals and multiple nursing homes. I have a Master’s degree in Nutrition and two Bachelor of Science degrees. One in Business Administration and the other in Human Nutrition & Foods. I am a board-certified Licensed and Registered Dietitian. I am a member of the School Nutrition Association, American Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, and NCSPRA. I am honored to be a member of NCSPRA as I have learned so much about the critical role communication plays as it relates to growing the School Nutrition program. All School Nutrition Administrators should take an active role in working with their district’s PR representative to bring positive awareness to the importance of school meals and student success. Music: "Hip Jazz," bensound.com, all other content © 2020, NCSPRA

Since the first one-room schoolhouses popped up across the country,  schools have been the center of rural America. School facilities are for more than just learning—they're gathering places where people come together for fundraisers, athletic events, public forums, and more. And while rural schools are often left behind when it comes to education policy decisions, one out of every five public school students attends a rural school district.Clinton-Massie Local Schools in Clarksville, Ohio, defines itself as a “rural school district that takes pride in our strong sense of community.” It owes that vision in part to Superintendent Matt Baker, who has spent the last four years working to make Clinton-Massie a destination district for teachers and students. In this episode, we talk to Superintendent Baker about the unique challenges of the rural superintendency and how he's using school marketing to put Clinton-Massie on the map.Clinton-Massie Local Schools (@CMFALCONS_NEWS)Subscribe to SchoolCEO at SchoolCEO.com for more advice, stories, and strategies for leading your schools. And if you have a story you'd like to share, email us at editor@schoolceo.com.

According to the National Institute of Mental Health, 73% of people—nearly three out of every four—have anxiety about public speaking. Some studies even suggest that people are more afraid of speaking in front of a crowd than they are of dying. That fear doesn't just make us uncomfortable; it limits us. Fear of public speaking cuts wages by 10% and inhibits promotion to management by 15%. At California's Cajon Valley Union School District, Dr. David Miyashiro is working to make sure his students don't face those limitations. Through a collaboration with TEDEd, he's introducing public speaking skills into his district's everyday curriculum, helping kids of all ages get comfortable on stage. In this episode, we talk with David Miyashiro about this exciting initiative, and how students are blossoming in the spotlight.Dr. David Miyashiro (@davidmiyashiro)Cajon Valley USD (@CajonValleyUSD)Subscribe to SchoolCEO at SchoolCEO.com for more advice, stories, and strategies for leading your schools. And if you have a story you'd like to share, email us at editor@schoolceo.com.

Just along the shores of Michigan's Lake Huron sits Au Gres-Sims School District. For some leaders, the district's size—just two schools—might not seem to hold much opportunity. But Jeffrey Collier, who served as the district's superintendent from 2012 to 2020, knew the district could be what he calls “the gold standard of education."By instituting what he calls a “communications buffet” to market the district's unique strengths, he and his team put Au-Gres Sims on the proverbial map. And as Michigan underwent population declines and other demographic shifts, the district's enrollment actually increased under Collier's watch.This year, Collier switched gears, becoming superintendent of Saginaw Intermediate School District. Saginaw ISD isn't a typical school district, it's actually an educational service agency providing services, resources, and programs to 12 local school districts throughout the county. While his job looks a bit different today, Collier's taking the lessons he learned about communication at Au-Gres Sims to boost Saginaw county's profile as a whole.In this episode, we'll talk to Superintendent Collier about school communications: why they matter, what they can achieve, and how to implement them effectively. Jeffery Collier (@JeffreyJCollier)Saginaw ISD (@SaginawISD)Check out how to build your own communication buffet at SchoolCEO.com/Buffet.Subscribe to SchoolCEO at SchoolCEO.com for more advice, stories, and strategies for leading your schools. And if you have a story you'd like to share, email us at editor@schoolceo.com.

SCHOOL / COMMUNITY COMMUNICATIONS : NEW LEADERSHIP AT NSPRA : Our great friend Rich Bagin is retiring at Executive Director after 29 years and he will be introducing us to the new Executive Director Barbara Hunter. WE'll miss ya Rich....and welcome Barbara. School Communications...how important these days...should be a great show CLICK THRU AND JOIN THE PREK 12 EQUITY CONSORTIUM, FREE TO EDUCATORS AT ACE-ED.ORG

SCHOOL / COMMUNITY COMMUNICATIONS : NEW LEADERSHIP AT NSPRA : Our great friend Rich Bagin is retiring at Executive Director after 29 years and he will be introducing us to the new Executive Director Barbara Hunter. WE'll miss ya Rich....and welcome Barbara. School Communications...how important these days...should be a great show CLICK THRU AND JOIN THE PREK 12 EQUITY CONSORTIUM, FREE TO EDUCATORS AT ACE-ED.ORG

The best inspiration comes in the form of a story. If you’re struggling in your role as a school communicator (and who isn’t in 2020), then this episode and Kristin’s practical advice is just what you need!IN THIS EPISODE, KRISTIN INSPIRES US WITH:Tricks to being successful in a 1-person communications shop with 18,000 studentsHow she created a Communication Crew filled with staff membersWays she uses different social media platforms to connect with different audiencesThe incredible story behind Kid Superintendent - the project that landed her and her son on Good Morning America!SPECIAL GUESTKristin Boyd EdwardsCommunications DirectorReading School District, Reading, PAFollow Kristin on Twitter: @KristinBoydPREmail Kristin at boydkm@readingsd.org School Website: https://www.readingsd.org Facebook: www.Facebook.com/ReadingSD Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reading_school_district_pa/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/RDGschools YouTube: www.YouTube.com/RedKnightTV LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/reading-school-district-l-reading-pa-/ USEFUL INFORMATIONLearn more about the membership program that Kristin is a part of at this linkKid Superintendent VideoClass Intercom - a helpful program to allow staff/students to submit contentAir Hug post - this post asked for a response using an emoji and yielded over 160 comments!MORE RESOURCESGrab the free video course - Social Media Secrets for SchoolsSign up for our free e-newsletter - click herewww.SocialSchool4EDU.com

SCHOOL COMMUNICATIONS NOW!!!  Again, need I say more??? A very important show from NSPRA  with Executive Director Rich Bagin and NSPRA President Kelly Avants, she of Clovis CA schools

SCHOOL COMMUNICATIONS NOW!!!  Again, need I say more??? A very important show from NSPRA  with Executive Director Rich Bagin and NSPRA President Kelly Avants, she of Clovis CA schools

Now’s your chance. While schools across the country are shut down for various lengths of time and staff and students work remotely to ensure students continue to learn, administrative staff can focus on improving communications. Without the minute-by-minute distractions of typical responsibilities, you can focus on the strategies that will help improve school communication when things are back to normal. And yes, they will get back to normal—or at least to a new normal!

Crisis is the WORST time to stop communicating—especially on the front end. Those who were ahead of the game conveyed preliminary information, established expectations, and laid the groundwork for future critical communication. If you dropped the ball on the early communication, that’s okay. But it’s time to dig deeper and improve your messaging moving forward. Apply best practices to crisis communications for your school.

Emergency notification systems have become indispensable tools for school communication. When used effectively, they do more than simply keep families informed and alert about emergencies—they help foster a sense of community and set the stage for increased engagement.Find out how.

Struggling to keep those spinning plates of myriad responsibilties in the air? We'll talk about how to prioritize your communication efforts while streamlining the rest of your job and getting more done.

Digital marketing is this decade's marketing strategy. Learn some tips, hacks, and trends so you can stop managing enrollment and start designing it for a prosperous decade.

The moment you are in an emergency situation is not the time to prepare for an emergency situation. Prepare now for future emergency situations at your school.

Find out how to create processes and strategies to turn your school staff into a new gathering army that can help you deliver engaging and consistent communication for your parents and community.

Use these two simple principles to make sure your school's website is supporting your school's communication goals and improve parent engagement.

Would you like to improve your school’s newsletter? Are you intrigued by the idea of making it a pillar of your overall communication plan? Here are some helpful tips!

Have a great school event planned? Want to get some positive media coverage? Find out how to engage your local media.

It feels like the media is out to get your school. The coverage of your district is always negative. They never care about any of the good things happening in your building. Et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. Look, I’ve heard it all before—I’ve even said some of it before. As a former journalist AND school PR lead, I can help build some understanding in this space that desperately needs it.It’s time to debunk the junk and help you build better relationships between your school and your friendly neighborhood media folks.

Why does getting the media to cover your school event seem like such a Herculean feat? It doesn’t have to be! As long as you’re willing to tweak your mindset, align your tactics, and show some patience, the rewards can be huge.Learn some tips in the first of this three-part series of how K-12 schools can work with the local media and improve their communications.

There are 7 areas that fall under the school communications umbrella. Neglecting any one of these can hurt your overall communications efforts. Which powerful influence are you failing to use and how can you change that?

Is edu-speak killing your school communications? Don't let your messages and content cause your audiences' eyes to glaze over? Find out how to avoid just such issues and improve your communications and better engage.

Learn how to filter out the jargon and improve your school public relations. Learn how to be clear, avoid education acronyms, and make your messages clear and convincing.

Putting in the effort to share your school's successes is well worth it. Improve your school communications by telling your school's stories.

What can school board members do to help their schools succeed? Amazing things can happen when they value effective communication strategies and encourage their school leaders likewise. Here are 5 communication strategies that will help!For more information or help with your school website, contact School Webmasters at 888.750.4556 or visit www.SchoolWebmasters.com and request a quote!

Website content management systems alone won't improve your school communications efforts. But find out what will make all the difference.

With many K-12 schools across the country experiencing declining enrollment, what measures should your school take to attract and keep students? One of the most beneficial strategies your school can implement, and one with wide-ranging impact beyond increasing enrollment, is building a school culture where a customer service mindset is the norm.Find out what poor customer service is costing your school. You might be surprised how critical to the bottom line, job satisfaction, and student success customer service is to your school.

How does your school website engage? When you recognize the value of your school's website to your school's communication efforts, especially when used in conjunction with your social media, you can create powerful engagement, trust, and loyalty.Follow our bread-making analogy to find out what the essential steps are to effective website management and apply the steps you must take to enjoy the benefits of powerful communication.

How one public school manages their website, social media, and public relations without breaking the budget. Learn how they improved community engagement, tell their school stories, and create a robust communications strategy.

NSPRA's Rich Bagin and Beth Pernerewski join us.  School Communications these days need to be run by a pro. Learn about the upcoming July conference...a MUST FOR EVERY SCHOOL DISTRICT in an age of family engagement, Equity and events that can shake us all.

NSPRA's Rich Bagin and Beth Pernerewski join us.  School Communications these days need to be run by a pro. Learn about the upcoming July conference...a MUST FOR EVERY SCHOOL DISTRICT in an age of family engagement, Equity and events that can shake us all.

THE EVER CHANGING WORLD OF  SCHOOL COMMUNICATIONS with Tim Carroll, CIO of Allen (TX) ISD & Rich Bagin of NSPRA

THE EVER CHANGING WORLD OF  SCHOOL COMMUNICATIONS with Tim Carroll, CIO of Allen (TX) ISD & Rich Bagin of NSPRA

The Wire, which aired on HBO, is hands down my favorite television show of all time. The gritty drama that told the story of the streets of Baltimore felt so real. A textured portrait of an American city in decline, told many stories, and taught us many lessons.  Reexamining the show many years later, I realized it not only taught us lessons on life, but it also taught lessons we can use in School Public Relations and School Marketing. In this podcast, I will examine SCHOOL MARKETING and SCHOOL COMMUNICATIONS by using quotes from the shows most interesting characters: Marketing in an Investment - 1:20 Expand Your Comfort Zone - 2:01 Learn More... Achieve More - 2:48 Influencer Marketing - 3:02 Boots on the Ground - 4:37 Be the Expert - 5:27 Know the Trends - 6:16

EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATIONS FROM SCHOOL DISTRICTS Pete Janhunen, a Principal of The Fratelli Group, an award winning communications  firm based in DC providing strategic guidance and training  for education groups and leaders.

SCHOOL COMMUNICATIONS AND YOUR EDUCATION SERVICE AGENCY Rich Bagin of NSPRA is joined by ESA Ass't Superintendent  Ron Koehler of ESA, Kent (MI) ISU Presented by IMPERO SOFTWARE

MEASURING YOUR SCHOOL COMMUNICATIONS EFFECTIVENESS: THE RUBRICS PROJECT Rich Bagin of NSPRA with Sandy Cokeley of Cokeley Communications, past president of NSPRA  & creator of SCOPE Presented by Hapara  

A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A SCHOOL COMMUNICATIONS PROFESSIONAL NSPRA Executive Director Rich Bagin  is joined by Jim VanDevelde , Comm Director at NY's (Home of The Mets)  Lakeland Central School District & Nicole Kirby Comm Director for the Park Hill School District near KC,MO (Home of The Royals), Of course, we'll see if they can get along and also we'll learn why every school district should have a PR pro. Presented by MENTORING MINDS

THE NATIONAL SCHOOL PUBLIC RELATIONS ASSOCIATION.. NSPRA "ALL  IN FOR PUBLIC EDUCATION", a new web feature  Executive Director Rich Bagin and Consultant Jim Dunn on this www experience  www.nspra.org  @nspra Presented by Schoolreach www.schoolreach.com @schoolreach