Blackboard Webinar: Engage Your Education Community by Owning Your Communication Strategy
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The document discusses effective communication strategies for school district leaders to engage education communities and address challenges. It recommends developing a comprehensive communication plan utilizing multiple channels to consistently communicate with stakeholders in a clear, timely manner. It also stresses the importance of transparency and integrating communication efforts to build trust and manage perceptions in today's digital landscape where information spreads rapidly.
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