The temporary school closures are certainly impacting students, staff, and parents across the country, but there is one group that we’re all thinking about… Our senior class of 2020. These students were looking forward to so many big events and traditions this spring. Prom. Musical performances. Spring sports. Senior trips. Graduation. These experiences add up […]
Read MoreHow to Showcase Distance Learning on Social Media
Our classrooms look different during the temporary school closures, but that doesn’t mean learning isn’t happening! Let’s showcase the amazing work your students and staff are doing in your district. Are you wondering how to make that work? Here’s how! Set up a designated email for social media submissions from staff. We suggest a socialmedia@yourschool.com […]
Read MoreCreating a Virtual Connection: Awesome Social Media Examples from Schools
First of all – I just want to say how AMAZED I am with our school leaders, teachers, paraprofessionals, food staff, custodial crews, bus drivers, and more. Looking back over the last two weeks, I can’t believe the amazing work you have all done to take care of your schools. Thank you. As a mom […]
Read More36 Social Media Ideas for Temporarily Closed K12 Schools
Many K12 schools are closed right now. But social media can be an amazing way to connect with your families and communities during this time! Since you don’t have traditional classroom photos to share, it’s time to get creative. Below are 36 ideas that you could use for posts on your social media channels. Three […]
Read More5 Social Media Features for Your School
Managing social media for your school district can be overwhelming. If you feel like you’re falling behind and can never get ahead with great content – then you’re in luck! Today we are sharing some specialty posts that have found major success in the districts we serve here at #SocialSchool4EDU. These are ideas you can […]
Read MoreMy Biggest Social Media Posting Mistake!
Since 2014, I have made a LOT of social media posts for schools. But there is one post that I will NEVER forget. I remember it so clearly… I was on the deck on a warm June day. It was Thursday, June 15, 2017, to be exact. While I was sipping my coffee and enjoying […]
Read More5 Ways to Make Social Media Easier This School Year
Managing social media isn’t your full-time job at your school. Come to think of it – it may not even be in your job description at all! But it is important to get your district’s stories out to the community, so today we wanted to share five ways to help make social media easier this […]
Read MoreSocial Media Made Easy – 9 Strategies for Generating Awesome Content
I’ve been working in social media for schools since 2014. Want to know the number one concern from nearly every school I talk to? I mean— hands-down—this comes in first place by a MILE! Content. How do we get content to post on social media? I’m a bit amazed that this is the number-one issue. […]
Read MoreHow Adding Emojis Can Engage Your Social Media Audience!
Be honest . . . when you use emojis that show an expression, do you find yourself making that same facial expression? Have you been caught texting and someone asks you laughingly, “Why are you making that face?!” Emojis are a great tool to have in your back pocket. Consider the possibilities for using emojis […]
Read MoreStudent Contributors for Social Media
Have you ever considered adding student contributors to your social media team? Wondering how to get started or how other districts are utilizing students? Read on to learn more about how three districts are making this opportunity for student engagement work! For a free guide to walk you through adding student contributors, check out our […]
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