High School Academic Intervention Newsletter: Communicating Support Without Stigma
Academic intervention programs are among the most underused resources in high schools.
High School Arts Program Newsletter: Communicating Visual, Music, and Theater Programs
How high school arts departments can use newsletters to build audiences, communicate performance schedules, and advocate for arts education with students, families, and administrators.
High School Back-to-School Newsletter: What Families Need to Know Before the First Day
A high school back-to-school newsletter has to balance logistics, tone, and the reality that teenagers are increasingly managing their own school experience. Here is what to include.
CTE Newsletter: Communicating Career and Technical Education Programs to Families
How high school CTE coordinators can use newsletters to communicate program pathways, industry certifications, and work-based learning opportunities to students and families who may not know these options exist.
High School Clubs and Activities Newsletter: Communicating Extracurricular Opportunities
How high school activity directors and student life coordinators can use newsletters to promote clubs, surface new activities, and help every student find a place in the school community.
Dual Enrollment Newsletter: Communicating College Credit Opportunities to High School Families
How high school counselors can use newsletters to explain dual enrollment programs, communicate eligibility and enrollment deadlines, and help families understand the real cost savings and academic benefits.
NHS and Honor Societies Newsletter: Communicating Academic Achievement Programs
How high school NHS advisors and honor society coordinators can use newsletters to communicate induction requirements, service expectations, and member achievements to students, families, and the broader school community.
High School Internship Newsletter: Communicating Work-Based Learning Opportunities
How high school career coordinators can use newsletters to surface internship opportunities, explain work-based learning programs, and help families support students through their first professional experiences.
High School Mental Health Newsletter: Communicating Support Resources to Students and Parents
Mental health is the topic high school families most want to understand and least know how to ask about.
High School New Student Newsletter: Orientation and Welcome Communication
Every new high school student faces the same first challenge: navigating an institution that everyone else seems to understand and they are still.
High School Parent Night Newsletter: How to Prepare Families for Open House
A pre-parent night newsletter increases attendance, improves the quality of parent-teacher conversations, and reduces the chaos of the event itself. Here is how to write one.
Prom and Graduation Newsletter: Communicating End-of-Year Events to Families
How high school administrators and class advisors can use newsletters to communicate prom logistics, graduation requirements, ceremony details, and senior celebration policies so that the final stretch of high school goes smoothly for everyone.
High School Scholarship Newsletter: Keeping Families Informed About Financial Aid
How high school counselors can use newsletters to communicate scholarship opportunities, FAFSA deadlines, and financial aid resources so that no family misses funding because they were not informed.
High School Sports Booster Newsletter: Keeping the Athletic Community Informed
A booster club newsletter that actually gets read requires the right content, the right frequency, and the right format. Here is how to build one that keeps your athletic community connected.
High School STEM Newsletter: Communicating Science, Technology, and Engineering Programs
How high school STEM coordinators and department chairs can use newsletters to communicate program opportunities, showcase student projects, and help families understand pathways into STEM careers.
High School Community Service Newsletter: Communicating Graduation Requirements and Opportunities
How high school counselors and activity directors can use newsletters to communicate community service requirements, surface volunteer opportunities, and help students complete their hours before senior year becomes a crisis.
IB and AP Program Newsletter: How to Communicate Advanced Coursework to Families
Families of IB and AP students have specific information needs throughout the year. Here is how to communicate the program's demands, opportunities, and expectations clearly.
College Prep Communication: What High School Counselors Should Send Families
A practical communication calendar for high school counselors, what to send families at each stage of the college preparation and application process, and how to send it.
Department Newsletters in High School: Why Subject-Area Communication Works
How high school departments can use newsletters to connect families to course content, communicate academic expectations, and build the subject-area engagement that elementary teachers take for granted.
High School Parent Engagement: Communication Strategies That Actually Work
Why high school parent engagement drops, and what school communication approaches reverse the trend without asking parents to over-insert themselves into teenage life.
High School Teacher Communication Tips: How to Keep Parents Informed Without Helicoptering
A practical guide for high school teachers on communicating with families in ways that support student success without undermining the autonomy teenagers need to develop.
Senior Year Communication: What Schools Need to Send Families Before Graduation
A practical checklist of every communication a high school needs to send senior families, from August of senior year through graduation day, so no family gets left behind.