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Enrollment & Communication
Get the Free Resource: School Community Engagement Checklist
Effective communication is the best tool to improve strategic efforts in every functional area of your school – but in an era where attention spans are already divided, what does that mean? Download our free, quick, interactive checklist you can…
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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 Enrollment 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 enrollment process into one central, easy-to-use system. Now the time has come to unveil our…
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Harness the Power of Social-Emotional Learning
The importance of social-emotional learning “How do you feel each day in school?” The Emotion Revolution study asked this question to more than 22,000 middle and high school students across the United States in a join initiative between the Yale…
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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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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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Communicating During COVID-19: Central Arkansas Christian Schools’ Outreach and Distance Learning Strategies
When COVID-19 began sweeping across the United States in early March, many schools experienced a similar timeline of temporary closures and initial tentative planning, which then turned into full-scale emergency planning and an immediate switch to fully-remote instruction. Central Arkansas…
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Marketing to Millennials With FACTS and Enrollment Catalyst
Watch the live interview Thursday, May 21 at 11 Central/12 Eastern Born between 1980 and 1996, millennial parents are between 24 and 40 years old and make up the majority of new parents enrolling their children in school. As schools…
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5 Tips for Emailing School Families During COVID-19 Campus Closures
Email is a key channel schools are using to stay connected to their families during this unprecedented time. So, keep emailing your parents, but don’t bombard them! Families are overwhelmed (just like you), with many parents thrust into working from…
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