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With only 24 hours in a day, managing any organization means managing your own time. As a leader with years of experience in your field, you may have the skillsets to take care of everything your organization needs to accomplish, but having limited time means prioritizing your work so you can focus on what matters.
For school districts, student learning is the top priority. Superintendents, administrators, and the district leadership team need to develop and implement their plans to ensure students receive the best-possible education and that student learning continues to rise throughout every grade level.
Although maintaining thorough communication and outreach with the community should be a high priority for all school districts, reaching out to your constituents can often take a back seat to focusing on improving student learning. That’s where hiring an independent, third-party with years of experience and focused expertise can lead to achieving your goals.
edTactics can help you and your school district by taking care of the important tasks that must get done for success which take you and your leadership team away from your areas of expertise.
edTactics can help you create more hours in your day
edTactics can provide you with the extra support you need
Rather than hiring additional permanent staff for temporary needs, your school district can hire edTactics.
    • Interested in improving Community Outreach? edTactics can conduct key stakeholder interviews, develop community advisory teams, schedule and run forums and open houses, or conduct surveys to provide you with the data to plan your district’s future.
    • Want to ensure your communications are effective? edTactics can develop short- and long-term communication plans, help your district develop effective two-way community communication, and help you implement new or existing media technologies to ensure your constituents are always in the know.

 

    • Looking to enhance your focus on Continuous Improvement? With years of experience and expertise in Facility Planning and Leadership Coaching, edTactics can work with you to develop a plan for your district’s future as well as work with your board members, school administrators, or even yourself to provide the coaching your team needs to achieve success.

 

    • Looking for other services? edTactics is here for you. Whether you need an independent third party to conduct an investigation or just need help selecting the right contractor, you can count on us to be additional eyes and ears to ensure you reach your goals.

 

    • Have ideas for ways we can help you?  We love hearing our clients’ and potential customers’ feedback about our services! Take our short survey to let us know how we can better serve you: https://goo.gl/g0oy3m

 

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Let edTactics help you!Need help?

We’d love to hear from you about your district’s needs, and help you guide your schools to success! Feel free to give us a call at (360) 566-7616 to discuss the services you’re seeking with one of our free consultations! If you prefer, you can also reach out via email.

edTactics specializes in Continuous Improvement including Community Outreach, Facility Planning, Leadership Coaching, and Strategic Communications. School districts and other organizations have successfully implemented Continuous Improvement Plans using the data and strategies from our professional, practical, and affordable services.

To learn more about Continuous Improvement including tips for ways to engage your community, visit the edTactics Blog Archives by clicking this link: https://goo.gl/lUPlvv. You can learn more by following our Facebook (www.fb.com/edTactics) and Twitter accounts (www.twitter.com/edTactics).

edTactics will provide you with our professional experience and expertise so you can focus on your work.

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Art Edgerly & Eric Jacobson

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