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oday’s connected world, timely, two-way district communication is an opportunity for school administrators to share news, listen, and build trust with their community stakeholders. Whether it’s showcasing student talent through a digital newsroom, providing emergency notifications via text message, live tweeting an athletic event, sharing student projects on Instagram, or promoting the budge vote in an e-newsletter – a strategic community relations plan is key to a district’s success.
New Service to Provide Districts with Public Relations Assistance
After speaking with many district leaders, the CNYRIC determined there is significant demand for in-district public relations support. Our new e-Communications Support Service aims to help district administrators deliver transparent and accurate information to their community through a variety of digital outlets. From website and mobile app management, to e-news production and social media leadership, this service can be customized to support the unique needs of each district.
Interested?
Contact Assistant Director Rick Pollard at rpollard@cnyric.org.
New Service to Provide Districts with Public Relations Assistance
After speaking with many district leaders, the CNYRIC determined there is significant demand for in-district public relations support. Our new e-Communications Support Service aims to help district administrators deliver transparent and accurate information to their community through a variety of digital outlets. From website and mobile app management, to e-news production and social media leadership, this service can be customized to support the unique needs of each district.
Interested?
Contact Assistant Director Rick Pollard at rpollard@cnyric.org.
