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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.
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
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
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.
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 promotion, help your customers get
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? Check out the Communication Kit to find flyers, social posts,
Rockford Public Schools utilizes the Campaign Manager feature every month for their well known '205 Vibe' blog. The blog features different awards, community achievements, scholarship winners, and more! It also gives the opportunity for community members to share their
Lancaster Independent School District promotes Let’s Talk on its website. They have one of the snazziest rotating banners promoting the platform that we’ve seen. We love this creativity! District Examples
In a newsletter, Corpus Christi Independent School District endorsed its Let’s Talk text line as a way to ask questions. The image includes additional ways to connect with the district, including its Let’s Talk and K12 Insight’s Corpus Christi ISD