National School Public Relations Association | The Leader in School Communications

Charlotte Seminar Session Materials

Lost your notes? Missed a session? Need a copy of the handouts from this year's NSPRA Seminar?

You can find them here. Just click on the session titles to view available handouts (in PDF format). And, if you can't find the handout you're looking for, email the presenter to request the session materials be sent to you.

Note: These material are specifically provided for Seminar attendees only, courtesy of our presenters.

Always Something

A blog by Rich Bagin, APR, Executive Director of the National School Public Relations Association (NSPRA) in Rockville, Maryland.

Is there something you always wanted to talk about? Visit Always Something and drop a line.

eNetwork Newsletter

The re-configured eNetwork is here. Keeping you connected to the leaders in school communication, the electronic version of NSPRA's popular Network newsletter is published and emailed monthly to NSPRA members.

Each montly issue of eNetwork is also archived under the "search archives" menu in the Members' area and under Member Resources > eNetwork (login required).

Member Forum: Find your answer here

Just some of the latest topics posted on the member forum:

Post your answer, get updates and share your expertise with fellow NSPRA members. The member forum just might be your shortcut to answering any school communication-related query. Visit the Forums link under the "Members" menu often for updates, or subscibe via RSS.

Quick
Links for

Superintendents | Principals | Professional Communicators | Crisis | Public Engagement

September 02, 2010

NEWS & EVENTS

Bonus: Free Professional Survey for NSPRA Members

Thanks to a partnership with K12 Insight, full professional members of NSPRA can save thousands of dollars by participating in a communication survey for their districts. This Communication Accountability Program (CAP) activity is a win-win for members and NSPRA.

Working Smarter Pays Dividends in Efficiency and Productivity

Working smarter requires an investment of time – time to plan, explore and experiment with what works best. But that investment pays dividends. From simple solutions to the more complex, NSPRA members who work smarter deliver more bang for the buck.

Outsourcing for Support