School & District Management K-12 Essentials Forum

Effective Communication for School Leaders: A Forum

Thu., October 13, 2022, 2:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. ET
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Those tasked with leading schools and districts have to be experts at communicating information and ideas.

Join us for an afternoon of discussions on how school and district leaders can motivate staff, make the most of social media, and more.

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Agenda

2:00pm ET

Welcome and Introduction

2:20pm ET

Industry Perspective

2:30pm ET

Panel Discussion: How to Keep School Staff Motivated

3:15pm ET

Industry Perspective

3:25pm ET

Panel Discussion: How School Leaders Can Make the Most of Social Media

3:55pm ET

Industry Perspective

4:05pm ET

Interactive Session: What Are You Doing Wrong? How School Leaders Can Become Better Communicators

4:20pm ET

Closing Thoughts





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