Collecting useful feedback after school events
Most schools send a feedback survey after events. Few get responses that change anything. The problem is usually the survey itself.
Most schools send a feedback survey after events. Few get responses that change anything. The problem is usually the survey itself.
Missed appointments are frustrating for teachers and office staff. Here is how to handle them without letting them derail your conference schedule.
School events don't have to be stressful. Discover the five hidden traps that create admin chaos and simple steps to avoid them.
The way you schedule parent-teacher conferences directly impacts both teacher wellbeing and the quality of conversations with families.
New families need access to your school's digital systems, but timing and process matter. Getting this right prevents technical frustration and support burden.
Enrollment is often a family's first in-person interaction with your school. What they experience in that appointment shapes their entire perception of your community.
Student tour guides are valuable because they are authentic. Over-scripting them removes exactly what makes them effective.
The way you schedule parent-teacher conferences directly impacts the quality of conversations. Here's how to get it right.
Parents arriving for conferences or tours often get lost. Clear temporary signage makes their experience less stressful.
The registration form is often the first interaction families have with your event. Keep it focused on what you actually need.