Spring Cleaning: Does Yours Include a Review of All Communication Policies?
Spring is just around the corner: a time when many people hold their annual household's deep cleaning to rid themselves of unwanted clutter.
Spring is just around the corner: a time when many people hold their annual household's deep cleaning to rid themselves of unwanted clutter.
Spring is just around the corner: a time when many people hold their annual household's deep cleaning to rid themselves of unwanted clutter. What a perfect time as an administrator to review and update all of your district's communication policies! It's also the time to ask yourself if you don't have certain policies in place, why? Information is readily available online, and your stakeholders expect to be updated on school news in a timely and efficient manner. Therefore, it is of the utmost importance that you ensure your district is using the most effective communication outlets to convey information. But before you can begin to share information, you need to have plans in place that set forth guidelines.
Let's review some communication plans that school districts commonly use:
Please seriously consider reviewing your existing communication documents or creating any that you don't have for your district. If you need any assistance, we can review or help you create any of the ones detailed above. Please
I don’t know if you ever had to figure out how to explain to your parents about exactly why you had a “C” in a subject, but I did. It was not pleasant, and my explanation did little to assuage their fear that their eldest child was about to get less than an “A."
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