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Schools That Matter Truly Matter to Parents

Schools That Matter Truly Matter to Parents

With the state of education sparking parental fears and a plethora of schooling options prompting parental confusion and anxiety, smart schools are looking for ways they can matter more to parents.

Of course, kids are the primary “business” of educators, but every learning institution needs to reach out and convince parents that their school is the best option.

The secret lies in taking all the good that happens within your school and transforming that into thoughts that will prove personally relevant and emotionally important to parents – given their mindset, concerns and aspirations.

Unfortunately, educators and administrators can find it hard to extricate themselves from their daily responsibilities and get the parental perspective needed.

This is where our team comes in. We probe, listen, hear and sense what will make your school matter to parents – based on why your school matters to kids.

We then deliver the tools your school can use to bridge the gap between what your school does best and what today’s parents are desperately seeking.

Isn’t it time your school became emotionally important to parents?

2 June 2012 Jerry Holtaway

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