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.

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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.

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What do U.S. schools need to embrace in order to earn the respect they want? Begin by understanding the perception gap and how to view the issues from the viewpoint of the public. Only then can you address those issues.

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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?

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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.

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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.

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

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Want to build your school's social media following so people will actually see your posts? Learn how to use your social media to improve communications and marketing!

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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!

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

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