Maximizing Your Experience at Education Conferences: Top Tips for Success
Over the course of the month of March, the SMJ Communications team has been on the move, attending South by Southwest EDU, the California Charter Schools Conference, and the Georgia Charter Schools Conference. In this blog post, we want to share our top 3 tips for maximizing your experience at conferences.
3 Ways HBCUs Can Innovate for the Future through Communications
HBCU culture and history are experiencing a renaissance in today’s pop culture as more people become aware of the contributions these prestigious institutions have made to the world. HBCUs must capitalize on this momentum boost. Here are 3 ways to prepare and innovate for the future through communications.
Black Leaders in Education
Black leaders in education make a difference in the lives of students and communities. Now more than ever, Black students and their families are in need of advocates at the campus level. Black leaders in education are stepping up to meet that call by making positive...
Super Spirit: How School Leaders Can Leverage the Big Game to Boost Campus Engagement
This Big Game is not only an opportunity for the fans of two lucky football organizations to cheer their team on to victory, but also a chance for school administrators and leaders to engage their campus communities with Super Spirit!
The Top 3 Benefits of Leveraging a Strategic Communications Firm
In today’s fast-paced and ever-evolving business landscape, effective communication is more important than ever. A strategic communications firm can provide a wide range of benefits for organizations looking to improve their communications efforts. Here are the top 3 benefits of leveraging a strategic communications firm.
5 Ways School Leaders Can Effectively Communicate With Millennial Parents
As a school leader, it’s important to communicate effectively with all stakeholders, including parents. But when it comes to millennial parents, there are certain strategies that can be particularly effective. In this post, we’ll explore 5 ways school leaders can effectively communicate with millennial parents.
3 Ways To Ensure Student Health & Safety with Cold, Flu, and COVID on the Rise
We’re in the midst of the cold and flu season. With health and safety guidelines more relaxed than ever, this could mean trouble for vulnerable school communities. Here are 3 ways that school leaders and administrators can leverage data-backed information and clear communication to help ensure the health and safety of students and staff.
Making The Grade: How to share and communicate data with parents
As many schools reach the halfway point in the school year, report cards and grades are going out to parents who may or may not be aware of their child’s academic performance. As teachers and education professionals, it’s important to have relevant information...
School Spirit for the Holidays: Ways you can help make the holidays brighter for your students
As schools are getting set for a substantial winter break between the end of December and beginning of January, some students and families could use a little extra help during the holiday season. Here are some ways that schools and school districts can be...
How To Be An Open Book About Book Banning
Books are often considered a passport to learning and education, but what happens when groups decide certain passports and pathways to learning are doing more harm than good? Missouri schools have banned nearly 300 books in accordance with a new state law that...