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A Free Higher Ed Toolkit for K12 Families
Our Partnership With Nelnet Bank We believe that access to a quality education – from primary to post-secondary – leads to better, richer lives. That belief is why FACTS was founded. It’s why we continue to serve millions of K-12…
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5 Giving Tuesday Tips for the Busy Professional
Does it feel like #GivingTuesday snuck up on you this year? No worries, we’ll help you look like you’ve been carefully planning for months. If you’re new to nonprofit fundraising, #GivingTuesday is a recent development in the last couple of…
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Evolving to Serve Those in Need
Tips to help your school and families have a better experience with your financial aid program The financial aid application process continues to evolve — we’ve seen this happen with the transition from paper to online applications. It’s safe to…
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Prevent “Juice Jacking”
Have you ever noticed how quickly your phone needs to be recharged? When you’re traveling and see your “low battery” phone light turn on, it’s easy to turn to charging kiosks or public USB charging ports. However, as helpful as…
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Re-Enrollment Tips from a Seasoned K-12 Marketing Professional
It’s re-enrollment season, and Courtney Haindel, FACTS’ client relationship manager for the western half of the United States, is the expert you want this time of year. She’s a former director of enrollment and marketing at several large schools and…
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Leadership Corner: DeeAnn Wenger, President of FACTS
In the first of our new Leadership Corner series, we’re sitting down with DeeAnn Wenger, president of FACTS. Leadership Corner will feature FACTS leaders monthly and we’ll be asking them about the work they do, what they’re passionate about, and…
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Family Engagement Ideas for the Holidays
The holidays are time for family, friends, games and learning! At FACTS Education Solutions, we provide family engagement activity ideas to inspire learning during holiday and summer breaks to help students graduate from Title I programs. Here are a couple…
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