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• Safe Schools
  A safe school does not happen. A safe school is the result of a concerted effort on the part of your school community to have a safe school.
• Preventing Cyberbullying
  Bullying has gone electronic. It's called cyberbullying and it is rampant.
• Taking over the Struggling School: Before You Sign On
  First of a series of articles on managing struggling schools. In this article we discuss what you need to do before you sign on.
• Dealing with Bad Press
  Nobody likes bad press. Not the head of school. Not the parents. Not the teachers and staff.
• Does Your School Avoid Politics?
  Does your school avoid politics? You might want to make sure it does if you are set up as a non-profit corporation.
• Are Employees Stealing From You?
  Part of a trustee's job is to ensure that sound business practices are in place. Employee fraud occurs all the time. Here's how to prevent it.
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• Fund-raising (4)
• Raising Money for Your School
  Raising money for the newer, small private school is a job for professionals. We examine the three major components of private school fund-raising.
• Major Gifts to Private Schools
  The only way private schools can build their financial security is through gifts. Major gifts offer proof of how deeply many donors feel about their private schools. Their munificence is a wonderful example to others.
• Keeping In Touch With Your Graduates
  Keeping in touch with your graduates is not easy these days. You must communicate via snail mail, web portals and social networks.
• 5 Ways to Support Your School
  Supporting your school is more important now than ever. Here are five ways to lend a financial hand.
• Marketing and Technology (8)
• Using Facebook, YouTube and Pinterest to Promote Your School
  Social media is an effective marketing tool for your school. Here are some suggestion for using Facebook, YouTube and Pinterest.
• Marketing the Small Private School
  Some marketing resources and tips for small private schools with limited marketing budgets.
• Making Social Media Work for Your School
  An introduction to using Facebook, YouTube and Pinterest to promote your school.
• SEO for Private Schools - Part I: Basics
  If you are responsible for marketing your school, you probably have encountered the term SEO. If you are unfamiliar with SEO, this article will introduce you to the basic concepts.
• SEO for Private Schools - Part 3: Using Social Media
  Social media for private K-12 schools is a bit different from social media for businesses. Some tips and strategies here.
• SEO for Private Schools - Part 2: Content
  SEO is an important consideration for any private school. Getting it right will make your school easier to find.
• Technology Products for Schools
  Your community expects the best technology to be in place in your classrooms. Take advantage of the fast moving market which is always coming out with new products at ever lower prices.
• SCVNGR: The Newest Social Media Tool
  SCVNGR adds a new layer to the social media world. Jeff Kirchik explains what SCVNGR is and how it works.

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