When people devote only 10 seconds to reading each email, you've got to capture their attention right from the get-go. Here are three ways principals are getting it done. Did you know that the average length of time that people are willing to devote to reading an email is 10 seconds?
We asked educators how they make their school newsletters stand out from the pack. They shared a wealth of branding tips with us, from simple to sophisticated.
It's Best Of List time! So, we turned to the experts -- educators -- for the best school communication tips of 2022. Here's what they said.
Keep parents in the loop with a weekly November newsletter template. It's got placeholders for all the info the grownups need to keep their learners organized & ready to learn.
Make sure all families can access your newsletter with this simple checklist.
Starting from scratch is never easy. So, we surveyed teachers on Twitter about what they include in their school newsletters. We got some great suggestions!
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School newsletters in summer are essential for for helping to support families with a successful back-to-school. Get started with our ready-to-use template.
Keep up the practice of a weekly school newsletter to faculty in summer! It provides continuity, shows you care, and keeps your team up-to-date.
The last month of school is never easy! Here's a school newsletter template for communicating all things summer to teachers & families.
Biweekly school newsletters in summer are an easy way to keep in communication with families until students are back in the building.
Rich is in the midst of getting the work out about his 3rd book: Rogue Leader: Make the Rules, Inspire Others, and Take Control of Your Own Professional Development Destiny. He’s also the co-founder of The 4 O’Clock Faculty blog, and a leader of his district's professional learning. Rich took a few minutes to share some of his secret sauce with us.