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NSPRA and AASA Launch Leadership for Public Trust Learning Experience

NSPRA and AASA Launch Leadership for Public Trust Learning Experience

Leadership for Public Trust is a joint NSPRA and AASA professional learning experience for superintendents, school communication leaders, and district leadership teams who must lead collaboratively during critical moments.

Tuesday, September 15, 2026/Author: NSPRA/Number of views (470)/Comments (0)/
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Celebrate Public Schools Week Feb. 23 – 27

Celebrate Public Schools Week Feb. 23 – 27

Happy Public Schools Week! There’s no easier way to join the celebration than by using the ready-to-go toolkit from the Learning First Alliance.

Monday, February 23, 2026/Author: NSPRA Staff/Number of views (1582)/Comments (0)/
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Rebuilding a State Chapter: How SUNSPRA Came Back Stronger Than Ever

Rebuilding a State Chapter: How SUNSPRA Came Back Stronger Than Ever

When state chapters talk about revitalization, the Sunshine State School Public Relations Association (SUNSPRA) in Florida has become a model of what’s possible: a chapter that moved from stagnation to statewide influence in just a few years.

Monday, December 15, 2025/Author: Alyssa Teribury/Number of views (604)/Comments (0)/
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Now Enrolling: 2025 Leadership in School Communication Program

Now Enrolling: 2025 Leadership in School Communication Program

Offered in partnership with AASA, The School Superintendents Association, the program is designed exclusively for school PR professionals and their superintendents.

Monday, November 25, 2024/Author: Anonym/Number of views (1234)/Comments (0)/
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Navigating the Storm

Navigating the Storm

Compassion, Resilience Key for School Communicators During Devastating Hurricanes

From satellite phones and two-way radios to visiting student homes and setting up camp at a local radio station powered by generators, school communicators in districts throughout the southeastern United States found themselves providing more than just critical updates to their school communities during two hurricanes. For many, the information served as a lifeline as they navigated fear, loss and uncertainty.

Thursday, October 24, 2024/Author: Anonym/Number of views (1275)/Comments (0)/
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