school-communications
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eChalk and the art of being easy to find
A school website can contain everything and still tell parents very little. eChalk’s story turns on a quieter ambition: helping the right information reach the right people.
Finalsite and the school inbox nobody wants to open
Schools can send every message and still leave parents in the dark. Finalsite sells the websites, workflows and communication tools meant to close that gap - but the software is only half the story.
The Superintendent's Missing Communications Department
Public schools have plenty to say and almost no spare hands to say it. Allerton Hill sells them the missing newsroom, crisis desk and listening post - for roughly the price of one hire.
Caissa K12 and the Campaign for the Empty Desk
Public schools once waited for families to arrive. Caissa K12 treats every empty desk like an undecided voter - and only gets paid when the student comes back.
Edlio wants to end the hunt for school updates
A canceled basketball game should not require a phone call at work. Edlio’s expansion from school websites into messages, payments, and AI is a bet that the school office has enough to do already.
Voler Strategic Advisors and the business of being understood
A school district, a jobs program, a water utility: each has something useful to say. This San Jose communications firm builds the bridge between an institution’s good intentions and the people it needs to reach.
Gipper Is Turning the Overworked Athletic Director Into a One-Person Media Department
School sports have pro-sized stories and office-closet budgets. Gipper's bet is that one opinionated workflow can make an athletic director look like a creative department - without hiring one.