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Your School Communications Scoop covers topics and best practices for K-12 schools. Whether it is tips for improving school customer service, strategies on how to market your school, or ways to use your school website and social media to build a respected school brand and increase enrollment, you'll find proven, effective advice from the experts at School Webmasters, LLC.
Bonnie Leedy, CEO hosts School Communications Scoop, a education show with 172 episodes published.
Does Your Website Need a Little R&R? Close your eyes (well, after reading this). Picture your school building—hallways freshly painted, classrooms sparkling, bulletin boards ready for fall. But wait, what about your webs
When families are exploring school options, they aren’t just scanning report cards or curriculum charts—they’re searching for connection. They want to see joy, safety, pride, learning, and community in action. And nothin
Have you ever walked into a school and instantly thought, ‘Wow, they really take pride in this place’ ( just from the logo, colors, or displays)? That’s confirmation bias in action: you believe something, see clues that
Picture this: It’s Sunday night. A new family just moved into your district, and mom is frantically Googling your school website looking for enrollment info. She scrolls, clicks, scrolls again, and…nothing clear. She sig
When you think about your school logo design or mascot design , what comes to mind? Maybe it’s the fierce falcon on the gym wall, the smiling sun on your elementary letterhead, or the elegant crest on your district websi
Managing your school website in-house can seem like a cost-saving, straightforward approach at first—but lurking beneath the surface are several hidden costs that can quietly drain your resources, time, and staff morale.
If writing school social media posts feels like one more thing on your already bonkers to-do list, we’ve got good news: AI is here to help you write like a pro, post like a boss, and maybe even reclaim a few minutes of y
So, you’ve got your school social media pages humming. You’re posting regularly, you’re sharing great photos, and your hashtag game is on point. First of all—high five. That alone puts you ahead of the curve. But now wha
Let’s face it—there’s nothing sadder than a school Facebook page that hasn’t posted since the last solar eclipse. (Totality was great, but your social media presence shouldn’t be eclipsed too.) In today’s world, families
You know that moment when someone walks into your school office, clicks onto your website, or calls for the very first time? That’s it. That’s your big moment. Your school’s first impression. It might last five seconds o
Congratulations! You’ve launched a sleek, redesigned website that showcases the heart and soul of your school or district. But guess what? The work isn’t over yet. Building awareness—and engagement—is just as important.
Let’s be honest: the public isn’t exactly throwing a parade for the U.S. education system right now. While many parents trust their child’s individual school, the broader perception of K–12 education? Not so rosy. But he
Let’s be honest—education has changed. Big time. Gone are the days when families simply enrolled their children in the neighborhood school by default. Today, parents are exploring options, doing their homework, and makin
When a family starts shopping for a new school, their first “campus tour” almost always happens online. Long before they shake hands with your principal or see a classroom in action, parents are clicking through your web
This article is a continuation from School Website Photography, Part 1 , which was to help you capture, curate, and use real school website photos to advance enrollment, retention, and community pride—without pro gear or
Picture the last time you scrolled a website on your phone. Did you read the paragraphs first—or did the images tell you, in a heartbeat, whether you were in the right place? Parents judge a school site in the same way.
If Parts 1 and 2 explained what terrific service looks like, Part 3 shows how to teach it, practice it, and keep it pulsing through your halls long after the kick-off workshop. Because the best school customer service tr
Great school customer service training doesn’t stop at catchy greetings and mission statements. Today, we’re sharpening the tools that turn everyday conversations into relationship-building moments: Active listening – he
Parents, students, staff, and community partners judge your school long before anyone sets foot on campus. A snappy email reply, a friendly “How can I help?” at the front desk, or a quick website update can build trust—o
In the world of education, communication is everything. Whether it’s a parent checking on enrollment requirements, a student looking for the bell schedule, or a teacher needing quick access to a district policy, the flow
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