Rockford Public Schools implements Let’s Talk for their Superintendent School visits. Members of the school district, from parents, to employees, to the cleaning crew are able to submit a comment, suggestion, concern, or compliment to the superintendent. This format bridges the gap between superintendents and community members, which is important when it comes to community […]

Fulton City Schools implements Let’s Talk for their budget feedback. This is a creative way to keep feedback from stakeholders organized and efficient, and also gives the opportunity for users to ask questions. Learn more about their form here.

Dallas ISD’s Let’s Talk! page has a list broken down my department where users can submit questions or concerns. The lists are extensive and cover numerous areas in a school district’s operation. Check out their page here.

Let’s Talk makes transportation registration and communication a simple process for students, parents, and guardians. Check out how the following districts utilize Let’s Talk in their transportation systems. Douglas County: Transportation Questions Student/Staff Call Outs Request Schedule Change SPED Transportation Request Also view Wilson County Schools and Houston ISD’s professional development & video pull request […]

Weld County School District amongst a few other districts utilizes Let’s talk in order to maintain a record of public comments. This allows for the districts to keep track of who addresses the board and what responses are made. Overall, the format allows for districts to be more organized and concise. Check out how the […]

Transportation is a crucial part of a student’s academic life and is also for parents. Therefore, utilizing Let’s Talk! to address specific transportation concerns allows for efficient communication. Aldine ISD has a form that is specific for transportation and allows for users to have access to a wide variety of questions and concerns. See how […]

Blaine County School District uses a separate Let’s Talk form for any HR related concerns.  This includes subjects such as benefits, compensations, employee contracts, and more! Having one place for these types of topics allows for employees to easily have their questions  answered by the appropriate person. Learn more about what is included by clicking […]

    Fort Bend ISD uses Let’s Talk! to create a Talent Connection form that connects employees to an appropriate staff member based on their inquiry. This is an excellent example of a form that features extensively built out categories and topics. See the parts of their form here!  

Spring ISD uses Let’s Talk for students and parents to easily be able to recognize a teacher or employee who has had an impact on their academic careers. Check out the details of their form here.

Eden Prairie schools utilizes their Facebook page to promote their Let’s Talk feature, specifically regarding teacher appreciation. The Facebook page contains a linked Form where parents or students can compliment teachers who have made difference in an individual’s educational journey.  See how Eden Prairie sets up their Let’s Talk here.

Numerous school districts implement a teacher appreciation section on their Let’s Talk page. This allows for students and parents to always have access to the form and helps to recognize influential teachers. View some of the examples below Isle of Wight:   Champlain Valley (CVSD Kudos):   New Caney ISD (Staff Shout outs):   Corpus […]

Portland Public Schools’ initiative ‘RAVE’ (Recognizing All Valuable Employees) promotes teacher and employee appreciation. The district uses a Let’s Talk form where users can submit their stories and what principle they felt the teacher or employee most demonstrated. View their form here.

  Chelsea School District includes a section on their Let’s Talk page for teacher appreciation week. This example shows a great use of Form Message text and how it was promoted on Social Media. Check out their Let’s Talk form here.

Craven County Schools’ Let’s Talk! page embeds separate Let’s Talk! pages for different topics. For example, elementary, middle, and high schools in addition to the district’s virtual academy have tabs that redirect to a page that lists all the district’s schools. From there, a user can further click on the specific school they are looking […]

One way for external stakeholders to find a district’s Let’s Talk form is by embedding it into a ‘contact page’ on their website. Take Croninger Elementary School in Fort Wayne Schools, where clicking ‘contact’ on their homepage immediately directs the user to the Let’s Talk page shown above. This setup results in easier navigation and […]

Huntington High School in Cabell County Schools utilizes a Let’s Talk! form embedded on their ‘Contact Us’ page in order for submissions to be directed to the appropriate team member. ‘Contact’ pages on websites are the most common places a user navigates to when they have questions or concerns. Therefore, using Let’s Talk on this […]

  Upon landing on a Dallas ISD school’s homepages, a  user has the option to click a side bar that pops out with the Let’s Talk ‘contact us’ feature.  For this specific ‘contact us’ form, the topics included are specific to the school, such as reaching out to the principal of the school, the school’s […]

Hernando County School District’s schools has a pop out Let’s Talk contact feature that further utilizes a drop down menu to make a user’s request specified. For example, clicking on the “Brooksville Elementary” tab allows for elementary related questions, whereas many of the other tabs are district wide topics. Check out their website to see […]

You can find Let’s Talk pages on Yakima School District’s school sites that include information regarding registration, attendance, technology, and more!  In addition to school specific tabs, there is also district wide information. Having both school and district related topics in one place helps external stakeholders navigate their concerns and ensures that their questions are […]

Victoria ISD uses Let’s Talk! on the landing pages of their schools, such as Aloe Elementary School. This allows for parents and other external stakeholders to easily find important information, including how to report bullying and student safety.  View Aloe Elementary School’s Let’s Talk here!

Craven County Schools implements a Contact Us feature on their Facebook page that redirects to the Let’s Talk landing page on their district website. This minimizes the number of platforms that need to be managed in order to monitor messages. Learn more about using the Facebook contact us page here!

Round Rock ISD provides the opportunity for the public to not only provide comments in person, but over the phone via a voicemail as well. The community calls into the district’s Let’s Talk number, leaves a voicemail, and staff can use internal comments to document the process if the voicemail meets guidelines and is approved to […]

Cypress-Fairbanks ISD has made their transportation page easy to navigate with multiple places for people to submit questions and contact their district regarding buses and other feedback. Check out their page here.

Plano ISD utilizes a department dedicated pop out tab to list relevant Human Resource related topics that internal and external customers can utilize based on their needs. The tab follows through each section of the Human Resource webpages. See it in action here.

Offer better customer service to staff by launching a staff-only landing page! Districts that have implemented Let’s Talk for their staff have seen an increase in morale because their employees are receiving the same level of service that their customers receive. See some examples below of employee landing pages. Landing page for Round Rock Employees […]