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Don’t just attend meetings—prepare for them. Knowing the background headlines strengthens your voice. Read More.

Your community entrusts you with oversight. Stay current on legal, legislative and trending issues that impact students. Read More.

You are the public’s connection to their schools. Read the news, ask the hard questions, and engage. Read More.

The newest state report cards are highlighting the disconnect between education funding and academic achievement. Your stakeholders want to know more about this connection too. How are you letting them know? Read More.

A federal appeals court in Ohio ruled Thursday that students cannot be forced to use preferred pronouns in school. Your community has likely read this headline too. How are you going to communicate with them regarding your district and students' First Amendment rights? Read More.

How are you communicating the relationship between fiscal responsibility and academic success? Your community members want to know. Read More.

How would you message this to your constituents if this happened in your school district? Read More.

Would your constituents like to know about teacher's union activities in your state and district? Read More.

Is enthusiasm for school choice spreading like wild fire in your school district? Read More.

The latest national test scores in reading, math and science reflect more of the same pattern in American education: Far too many students are underperforming. Your community knows this. What they don't know is: What are you going to do about it? Read More.

Question - Is this what your community wants? Read More.

Have you shared the results of a cell phone ban with your families and stakeholders? Read More.

Mistakes happen, which is forgivable. But now it must be communicated to your community. Read More.

What message will you relay to your community when teachers strike? Read More.

How are you communicating with your community about your district's enrollment numbers? Read More.