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Resolving to slow down

Posted on July 7, 2016July 8, 2016 | by jennifer | Posted in communication, interesting experiences

It seems that everyone is in an unspoken race to get more done faster. We’re increasingly impatient and in our efforts to rush, we miss so much. This dawned on…

The impotence of “just”

Posted on May 27, 2016 | by jennifer | Posted in communication, writing and grammar

At some point over the last eight months or so, I began making a conscientious effort to eliminate using the word “just” in work emails and conversations. This decision came…

Communicating in tough times

Posted on May 20, 2016October 4, 2016 | by lisa | Posted in best practices, communication, crisis communications

We recently helped a company navigate employee communications about a planned merger with another company. When the CEO contacted us, he said he had scheduled a town hall to meet…

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Preparing for Insta-reactions to your redesign

Posted on May 17, 2016 | by kelsey | Posted in best practices, communication, crisis communications, social media

Over the last week, the major buzz on social media has been the unveiling of Instagram’s new icon and app design. Immediately, users of the popular photo-sharing service shouted their…

How much is too much?

Posted on April 29, 2016 | by Mason Levinson | Posted in communication, social media

Like many other consumers of social media, I’ve cringed many times because of meme overload, the over-sharing of personal information and picture after picture of babies, dogs and food. Consequently,…

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Roeper School alum returns to educate after long career in science. “Roeper was a great place for me to be able to explore some creative interests that I really didn’t have any opportunity to in the public school system.” #STEM #client #K12

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BIRMINGHAM — Shannon Cass-Calay, 1988 graduate of The Roeper School, said it was always a life goal to return to the school as an educator.

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Our client, the @maplwdlibrary, is featured in this story! "The $24 million renovation and expansion introduces a light-filled second floor with bird-safe glazing, wood battens, and green roofs that give the interior the atmosphere of a treehouse ... "

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The Library as We Know It Is Disappearing. And That’s a Good Thing.

Explore the 2026 Library Design Showcase and discover 15 projects transforming libraries through adaptive reuse, sustain...

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“A few years ago, when ESSER funds were here, the conversation was, ‘Let’s see if it works,’” [Devon] Wible [of @CatapultLearn] says. “Now it’s, ‘How do we sustain this?’” Can High-Impact Tutoring Survive Post-Pandemic Funding Loss?. via @EdSurge #client

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Can High-Impact Tutoring Survive Post-Pandemic Funding Loss?

Some districts have reduced or paused “high-dosage” tutoring, while others are finding ways to save the most effective aspects of their programs.

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