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General updates, product-related articles, and ways to keep your school processes in good shape.
Edupreneurism Part 1: IT in Education
Future thinking has become less about “gadgets and gizmos” and more about the people behind the technology. Here’s what to expect as edtech continues to evolve.
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5 Private School Federal Aid Myths Debunked
Many private schools don’t think they’re eligible for federal funds, but that’s not true. See the most prevalent private school federal aid myths debunked.
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Make Payment Plans Part of Your School Marketing
When your school is one of the top three choices for families, how can you set yourself apart as the clear favorite? Payment plans can help.
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Private K-12 Schools Should Say “Yes” to Federal Programs
When it comes to Federal programs, your private institution can say YES! Learn about how the FACTS Education Solutions team will work double time to help you maximize your program dollars for the benefit of your students, parents, teachers, and administrators.
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It’s Time to Review FACTS Payment Plan and Financial Aid Options
It’s already time to review FACTS payment plan and financial aid assessment options for the next school year.
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How to Set Up Your Gradebook
Here’s how to prepare class gradebooks in the FACTS Student Information System (SIS) — as a teacher or as an administrator.
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Options for Conducting School COVID Screenings
Before schools reopen, here are some ideas on how to conduct COVID-19 screenings when welcoming students back into the classroom.
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Regain Control of Enrollment
Prepare for an unusual enrollment season by focusing on what’s in your control. Glean helpful tips from School Growth’s Enrollment Growth Plan webinar.
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The Brook Hill School’s Transition to Distance Learning
Learn how the independent, K-8, Christian school pivoted their instruction, admissions, and marketing to a distanced learning environment due to COVID-19.
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