Good News!

How to Get the Best Possible Media Coverage for Your School
Good News!
March 2000 | 128 pages | Corwin
Create Flyer

Purchase

Paperback
ISBN: 9780761975076
Available from January 0001

Description

"A hot topic! This book is tailored to help schools when intersecting with the media."
Grant Rich, Assistant Professor
Department of Education
Antioch College

Learn how to manage your school's image before a crisis hits.

This step-by-step guide shows you how to create a positive public perception of your school—even if you have no background in public relations. Whether publicizing good news or handling sensitive situations, your relationship with the media will determine how the community views your school.

In good times and bad, the community will support you based on your ability to manage your school's image. Gail A. Conners, a public information specialist with extensive educational background, gives the reader an inside look at the media and outlines simple steps to becoming media savvy. Through real-life scenarios, you'll discover valuable and easy strategies to create goodwill for your school.

Special features include:

    • Developing an effective communications plan
    • Building credibility and accountability within the community
    • Forming a relationship of trust with the media
    • Crisis communications—schools in turmoil
    • Pre-emptive measures for anticipated conflict
    • Using newsletters and the Internet for strategic aims

In today's challenging times, an effective public relations program for schools is no longer a luxury. This book is a must-have guide for training school personnel to work with the media for optimal school image. Administrators, superintendents, business managers, and school principals responsible for their school's perception in the community will find this a valuable resource.

Contents

Using 'The Bleiker Lifepreserver' for Positive School-Community Relations

Using 'The Bleiker Lifepreserver' for Positive School-Community Relations

Building Credibility and Accountability with the Community

Building Credibility and Accountability with the Community

Developing a Communications Plan

Developing a Communications Plan

Creating a Positive Relationship with the Media

Creating a Positive Relationship with the Media

Crisis Communications

  • Schools in Turmoil

Forming Partnerships in Communications

Forming Partnerships in Communications

Designing Newsletters and Web Sites

Designing Newsletters and Web Sites

Description

"A hot topic! This book is tailored to help schools when intersecting with the media."
Grant Rich, Assistant Professor
Department of Education
Antioch College

Learn how to manage your school's image before a crisis hits.

This step-by-step guide shows you how to create a positive public perception of your school—even if you have no background in public relations. Whether publicizing good news or handling sensitive situations, your relationship with the media will determine how the community views your school.

In good times and bad, the community will support you based on your ability to manage your school's image. Gail A. Conners, a public information specialist with extensive educational background, gives the reader an inside look at the media and outlines simple steps to becoming media savvy. Through real-life scenarios, you'll discover valuable and easy strategies to create goodwill for your school.

Special features include:

    • Developing an effective communications plan
    • Building credibility and accountability within the community
    • Forming a relationship of trust with the media
    • Crisis communications—schools in turmoil
    • Pre-emptive measures for anticipated conflict
    • Using newsletters and the Internet for strategic aims

In today's challenging times, an effective public relations program for schools is no longer a luxury. This book is a must-have guide for training school personnel to work with the media for optimal school image. Administrators, superintendents, business managers, and school principals responsible for their school's perception in the community will find this a valuable resource.

Contents

Using 'The Bleiker Lifepreserver' for Positive School-Community Relations

Using 'The Bleiker Lifepreserver' for Positive School-Community Relations

Building Credibility and Accountability with the Community

Building Credibility and Accountability with the Community

Developing a Communications Plan

Developing a Communications Plan

Creating a Positive Relationship with the Media

Creating a Positive Relationship with the Media

Crisis Communications

  • Schools in Turmoil

Forming Partnerships in Communications

Forming Partnerships in Communications

Designing Newsletters and Web Sites

Designing Newsletters and Web Sites

SAGE Publishing Logo

Good News!

How to Get the Best Possible Media Coverage for Your School


March 2000 | 128 pages | Corwin

Format Published Date ISBN Price
Paperback 01/02/2026 9780761975076 $37.95

"A hot topic! This book is tailored to help schools when intersecting with the media."
Grant Rich, Assistant Professor
Department of Education
Antioch College

Learn how to manage your school's image before a crisis hits.

This step-by-step guide shows you how to create a positive public perception of your school—even if you have no background in public relations. Whether publicizing good news or handling sensitive situations, your relationship with the media will determine how the community views your school.

In good times and bad, the community will support you based on your ability to manage your school's image. Gail A. Conners, a public information specialist with extensive educational background, gives the reader an inside look at the media and outlines simple steps to becoming media savvy. Through real-life scenarios, you'll discover valuable and easy strategies to create goodwill for your school.

Special features include:

    • Developing an effective communications plan
    • Building credibility and accountability within the community
    • Forming a relationship of trust with the media
    • Crisis communications—schools in turmoil
    • Pre-emptive measures for anticipated conflict
    • Using newsletters and the Internet for strategic aims

In today's challenging times, an effective public relations program for schools is no longer a luxury. This book is a must-have guide for training school personnel to work with the media for optimal school image. Administrators, superintendents, business managers, and school principals responsible for their school's perception in the community will find this a valuable resource.


Table Of Contents:

  • Using 'The Bleiker Lifepreserver' for Positive School-Community Relations
  • Building Credibility and Accountability with the Community
  • Developing a Communications Plan
  • Creating a Positive Relationship with the Media
  • Crisis Communications
  • Schools in Turmoil
  • Forming Partnerships in Communications
  • Designing Newsletters and Web Sites

Recent Product Reviews:

"Practical, real-world applications for obtaining positive press for rough situations."
Rocky Killion, Principal, Grimmer Middle School, Schereville, IN
"A hot topic! This book is tailored to help schools when intersecting with the media."
Grant Rich, Assistant Professor, Antioch College

Recommendations