You made it! School's out, students are gone and while you may have vacations planned, summer PD scheduled and you're finally beginning those books that have been waiting for you all year, don't neglect one critical item: your school's social media accounts. Summer is a prime time to engage with your parents and community supporters. You can take your posting frequency down a notch or two, but don't quit altogether. You will lose followers and great opportunities to stay connected even while school is out. So what kinds of things should you post during the summer months?
Additionally, here's a great article full of even more ideas to keep your social media game strong during the summer months. It's a few years old, but it's still relevant. Check it out--it might even spark additional ideas you can use!
If you still don't have school social media accounts, summer is a great time for you to create them. Need help? Holler! I would be happy to work with you on getting the accounts set up and show you how to effectively and efficiently use them.
Guidance from the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR) and Department of Justice (DOJ), coupled with strong support from President Obama, with respect to the rights of transgendered students in public schools, has sparked a political firestorm.
The U.S. has already seen multiple school shootings this year. We're not talking over the course of the 2017-2018 school year. We're talking 2018. And it's only mid-February. The fact that as the year continues, this number will likely grow should concern every one of us.
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