The Presidio Blog / Communications

Summer break is ending soon, and it’s time to go over your checklist in preparation for the new school year. As you do so, you may want to take a …

The word “audit” can sound a bit daunting. However, auditing your school’s social media platforms doesn’t have to be scary. In fact, it’s quite simple and easy to do yourself …

Here at Presidio, we have the pleasure of working with clients in various fields, from school districts to public agencies to nonprofit organizations. These clients’ communications methods overlap in many ways, but …

If your school is returning — or has recently returned — to in-person education, you may be facing a large number of anxious parents. Indeed, many people are still confused and scared about …

With the return to in-person classes imminent for schools across the nation, it is vital to begin publicizing the safety protocols that will be in place when students arrive. By …

No one was fully prepared to switch to remote learning last spring. This was especially the case for K-12 schools, since it’s challenging to keep younger students engaged. With students …

According to data from the Sprout Social Index, 12.8% of people consider government content on social media to be the most annoying form of content online. However, social media has …

Now that nearly everything is online, it may seem like your school doesn’t have much to write about in its weekly or monthly newsletter. However, while there may be less …

There’s an old saying that “failing to plan is planning to fail.” That is especially true for crisis management and communications. With this in mind, the most efficient way to …

How we write is just as important as what we write. This is especially true for government agencies, since they have a duty to keep the public informed, but it …