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’...

One way for an 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 W...

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...

  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 ...

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...

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 t...

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,...

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 ...

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...

Your main Let’s Talk landing page serves as a destination for customers who want to communicate or provide feedback to your district. Usually embedded behind a “Contact Us” call to a...

Did you know you can remove the “Message” button on Facebook and redirect customers to your Let’s Talk page? This avoids the need to monitor messages from multiple platforms! Further...

Want your Let’s Talk! to stand out to customers? Adding a banner is a great way to direct people to the right place. Whether it’s a season promotion during back to school or a year-round p...

Get creative with how Let’s Talk! is promoted. Below is an example of a PeachJar flyer, Facebook post, and magnet directing customers to their Let’s Talk! page. Need more inspiration? Chec...

Round Rock ISD implements Let’s Talk! forms on their elementary schools’ sites. At the elementary level, there are a wide range of concerns and questions parents often have. Through utiliz...

Gresham-Barlow School District’s uses one Let’s Talk! form for all of their school sites on their school landing pages. The form can be found both on the immediate landing page and under t...

North Kansas City Schools’ has a ‘Contact Your School’ button (seen in orange) that redirects the user to a seperate Let’s Talk! form where a list of their schools can be found...

Easily being able to contact a district or specific school is important to maintain engagement and trust between a district and its stakeholders. Walton County School District utilizes a Let’s T...

Eagle Mountain-Saginaw ISD has created separate landing pages for each of their school’s campuses. This allows for topics to be specialized at the school level. Elementary schools often have sta...