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LISC Module 2: Tackling Misinformation: A Collaborative Strategy for District Leaders
November 13, 2025
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Become a MemberTackling Misinformation: A Collaborative Strategy for District Leaders
Single module registration
In today’s fast-moving information landscape, rumors and inaccuracies can spread quickly, impacting trust, morale, and decision-making. In this session, learn how a strong partnership between the superintendent and the communications team is the key to proactively addressing misinformation. Through this real-world case study, you'll discover how a district effectively uses clear messaging, community connection, and a focus on transparency to stay ahead of the noise. Participants will walk away with practical approaches for monitoring conversations, correcting false narratives, and strengthening communication systems by working as a united front. Join us to learn how this powerful collaboration helps a district stay focused on what matters most: students and staff.
- Spot misinformation early by understanding where and how conversations emerge.
- Respond with clarity to correct false narratives and reduce confusion.
- Strengthen alignment between district leaders to reinforce trust.
- Leave with practical actions you can apply in your district right away.
Guest Speakers:
- Dr. Erin Rathke, Superintendent, Eastern Carver County Schools (Minn.)
- Celi Haga, Chief of Staff and Executive Director of Strategic Communications, Eastern Carver County Schools (Minn.)
Part of the Leadership in School Communication program presented in partnership with AASA, The School Superintendents Association, sponsored by Finalsite. Register for this single module or for the full series.
Agenda
Speakers
| Name | Organization | Speaking At |
|---|---|---|
| Celine Haga | Eastern Carver County Schools | - |
| Erin Rathke | Eastern Carver County School District 112 | - |