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 making informed decisions about where their child will thrive. Thanks to the rise of school choice, schools are no longer just places students are assigned to—they’re places families choose. And that shift can feel overwhelming. But it doesn’t have to. For more information or help ...
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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 making informed decisions about where their child will thrive. Thanks to the rise of school choice, schools are no longer just places students are assigned to—they’re places families choose. And that shift can feel overwhelming. But it doesn’t have to. For more information or help ...
Let’s be honest: your school’s website is one of your most important tools for communication and engagement. It's often the first impression prospective families get of your school, and it's also where your current families turn for information. But is it serving its purpose? Are parents actually using it the way you hope they are? Let’s explore what parents look for in a school website and how you can make sure yours hits the mark. For more information or help with your school website...
School Communications Scoop
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 making informed decisions about where their child will thrive. Thanks to the rise of school choice, schools are no longer just places students are assigned to—they’re places families choose. And that shift can feel overwhelming. But it doesn’t have to. For more information or help ...
