Millennial teachers crave a positive culture, sometimes over pay.
As part of our extensive look into this new hiring pool, we asked 1,000 millennial teachers what most shaped their decisions when choosing where to teach.
As part of our extensive look into this new hiring pool, we asked 1,000 millennial teachers what most shaped their decisions when choosing where to teach.
Today, consumer relationships often begin online. Creating a multi-channel approach can ensure your schools are reaching audiences both on the web and in person.
Marketers in the private sector are leveraging social media platforms to their advantage; it’s one of the most affordable ways to engage with a large audience.
There’s a problem with the way most school districts are using social media: a lack of consistency.
Airbnb has disrupted the travel industry by tailoring its social media marketing to a new generation. Your schools can do the same.
This former superintendent shares insights from decades of experience both leading and consulting school referendum campaigns.
Listening Equitably · Engaging Minority Families
Superintendent Julie Lauck shares her unfurgettable story
Marketing to the oldest stakeholders in your district
How school leaders can build community support for new forms of teaching and learning
Superintendent of the Hawaii State Department of Education
In the largest study of its kind, we reached out to 30,000 randomly selected K-12 teachers born between the years 1981 and 1996. More than 1,000 teachers submitted a response—a statistically significant sample of the estimated 1.2 million millennial teachers nationwide.
As part of our Spring 2019 Edition of SchoolCEO Magazine, we conducted a survey of over 1,000 millennial teachers to find out what they expect from their districts and schools.