Communications Tips

Communications Tips
provided by the Wisconsin School Public Relations Association

Listening, engaging, and responding through social media.

Lori Blakeslee, WSPRA

September 2011

Talking with your community about school finance.

Joe Donovan, WSPRA

April 2011

The rewards of a Facebook fanpage outweigh the risks.

Lori Blakeslee, WSPRA

January/February 2011

Develop your employees into positive ambassadors for your district.

Mabel Schumacher, WSPRA

October 2010

Using free social media tools to engage the community.

Melissa Badger, WSPRA

August 2010

How well are you communicating with all generations in your community?

Lori Blakeslee, WSPRA

April 2010

You've informed, you've sought input, but did you engage?

Lori Blakeslee, WSPRA

December 2010

Districts team up with community organizations to boost education opportunities.

Lori Blakeslee, WSPRA

September 2009

Let your community know about your district's good news.

Mabel Schumacher, WSPRA

June 2009

Make social media and user-generated content work for your school district.

Amanda Brooker, WSPRA

April 2009

Energy Star rating gives district an opportunity to boast about its good work.

Keith Marty, WSPRA

February 2009