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Communication and Advancement
Why Don’t We Just Do a Billboard?
Educating Your Staff on Effective Marketing A billboard may not be the most effective way to advertise your school in 2020. I’d argue that the only successful billboard is one that has a big arrow pointing down to show families…
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It’s Time to Review FACTS Payment Plan and Financial Aid Options
Although it feels like we’ve just begun the 2020-2021 school year, it’s already time to review your school’s payment plan and financial aid assessment options for the next school year. Grant & Aid Assessment Renewal Options Some of the more…
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Planning for Fall 2020 With a COVID-19 Task Force
Traders Point Christian School in Whitestown, IN, focuses their core values on training scholars, making disciples, and graduating leaders. Their mission is to challenge and educate students within a framework of a Biblical worldview while leading them to a personal…
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Professional Development Pays Off for Eagle’s Landing Christian Academy
Eagle’s Landing Christian Academy in McDonough, GA, remains committed to offering students a quality education in a Christian environment through the COVID-19 pandemic. Their goal is to cover all the standards and fully prepare students to move on to the…
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Regain Control of Enrollment
Scott Barron, M.Ed and School Growth founder, said, “Schools need a little less art, and a lot more science” — but he’s not referring to the classroom. “Schools need to apply science to their enrollment strategies, developing a more intentional,…
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Veritas Academy Streamlines Distance Learning and Admissions
Veritas Academy in Austin, TX, offers three stages of learning and school levels: grammar, logic, and rhetoric. They value offering a classical education that fully integrates a Biblical worldview and focuses on helping students to become life-long learners, Christ followers,…
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Streamline Admissions Inquiries
In January 2020, FACTS doubled down on its commitment to school enrollment. We assembled a brand-new development team solely dedicated to streamlining your school’s entire admissions process into one central, easy-to-use system. Now the time has come to unveil our…
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The Brook Hill School’s Transition to Distance Learning
The Brook Hill School prides themselves on preparing students for college, but also for life. Their mission is to provide excellence in college preparatory education, affirm the gifts and challenge the potential of each student, and encourage students to honor…
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Summer SIS Updates to Prepare for Next Year
Application & Enrollment updates We have several new updates to Application & Enrollment. View the new features live in A&E by clicking Home>Admissions>Application/Enrollment>Inquiry>New Inquiry Review. Streamline communication with prospective families with improved reporting features: View, sort, and filter data to…
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10 Tips to Market to Millennials
Millennials are many things — informal, technology-oriented, the scapegoat for grandparents’ societal rants. However you perceive millennials, their sheer number (they are America’s largest, living adult generation) means they are a key marketing audience for your school. The millennial cohort…
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Cornerstone Christian Academy’s Successful Communications Strategy and Virtual Learning Plan
Cornerstone Christian Academy in Sugarland, TX, prides itself on enriched academics, stimulating activities and programs, and equipping students with spiritual guidance for a lifetime. The independent, Christian school offers grades K-8 and has 311 students enrolled. Cornerstone Christian Academy was…
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FACTS School Marketing & Strategic Growth Summer Webinar Series
School is out, but the important lessons have just begun. Kickstart your professional development this summer and be prepared for the new normal the fall semester brings. FACTS’ summer webinar series equips you with the knowledge and tools to market…
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