Parent & Community COmmunication
Brainstorming! Edit the Google Docs below to kick off our session brainstorm!
Elementary Group 1
Elementary Group 2
Middle & High Group 1
Middle & High Group 2
Matrix of Communication Tools & Strategies
Elementary Group 1
Elementary Group 2
Middle & High Group 1
Middle & High Group 2
Matrix of Communication Tools & Strategies
Mr. Flick’s Guide for Creating a School Facebook Page:
Later, when you want to edit your school’s Facebook page just log into your Facebook account click on Accounts in the top right of the webpage and click “Manage Pages”
via School Technology Blog
- Go to www.facebook.com (if you are automatically logged in, you will need to log out so you go to the actual front page of Facebook.)
- Click on the link “Create a page.”
- Click “Local Business” and then select “Education” from the pull-down menu.
- Type in the name of your page, for example: Bethke Elementary School.
- Click the checkbox that says you’re the official representative for your school and you can do this.
- Click the “Create Official Page.”
- The next screen will ask you to log into your Facebook account.
- Fill out the appropriate information and upload some school photos (I wouldn’t upload any photos of students, just shots of the school and teachers)
- You now have a Facebook Page for you school.
Later, when you want to edit your school’s Facebook page just log into your Facebook account click on Accounts in the top right of the webpage and click “Manage Pages”
via School Technology Blog
You Tube
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Setting up a School You Tube Channel
Other Communication Tools
Google Forms: Utilize Google Forms to survey the needs of your constituency and get feedback and how things are going.
SignUp Genius: Based on time, days and number of slots students and parents can sign-up for various events. Also allows for others to see whom has signed up for what. Remind101: A safe way for schools to text message students and stay in touch with parents Gmail Canned Responses: Create canned responses for your most frequented email requests. Wikihow Tutorial |