NSPRA’s PR Power Hours offer an economical and convenient way to continue your professional development. These programs provide you with a conversational and interactive forum for learning best practices from top experts in school communication.

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As school PR pros, a written communication plan that includes research, analysis, communication and evaluation is an essential tool to guide our work. What? You don’t have a plan? Then join the crowd, because knowing you need one doesn’t always translate into actually putting a plan together when the demands of the job consume the day. Learn how to create a simple but effective communication plan using a stripped-down template to get your plan written and underway, no excuses! Download the simple plan here: http://www.schoolprpro.com/#!nspra/c14ge

Panelist: Trinette Marquis Hobbs, APR, partner and chief communicator, SchoolPRPro, Antigua, Guatemala

Moderator: Julie Thannum, APR, assistant superintendent for board and community relations, Carroll ISD, Southlake, Texas and NSPRA president-elect