The Presidio Blog / Public Agency

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 …

Before the COVID-19 pandemic, remote learning was seen as a last-resort option, but it has since become a vital investment to ensure students’ safety. With many students having to attend …

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 …

Presidio has proudly worked with the Los Nietos School District over the past 3 years to strengthen its stakeholder communications. By working together, we make sure that students, parents, staff, …

Presidio is proud to have earned the trust of the Hacienda La Puente Unified School District over the past 9 months. Throughout that time, our team has worked with the …

In honor of World Mental Health Day this Saturday, October 10, the Presidio team is sharing some tips that will help you take care of your mental health during this unprecedented …

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 …

The transition to Distance Learning worries many parents, guardians, and caregivers. The best way to address their concerns is to communicate clearly and frequently what your approach is going to …

“Knowledge is power,” is a phrase that most of us accept as true. But what happens when you lack a particular piece of knowledge? That is the problem inherent in what …

Before the pandemic began, most local government agencies could communicate with constituents daily and in person, almost always through trusted surrogates: principals, police officers, teachers, firefighters, and front-office staff. For …