Getting school culture right is one of the hardest jobs a principal has! They know that unless their school’s culture is positive and uplifting, their students can’t thrive and succeed, and parents won’t be happy.
Yet, principals can’t magically “force” communities to adopt a positive, uplifting school culture. They only have their power of persuasion to lead their school communities towards the best culture. That’s why we like to say: The principal’s voice is their super-power. What they say, when they say it, and how their messages get delivered are the most important levers a principal has to create school culture.
Our messaging platform helps a principal breakthrough the swamp of competing social media messages so the principal can reach more parents and students with excellent, short, relevant, video messages that are guaranteed to improve student lives and strengthen their school’s culture.
We’ve identified one hundred and fifty school culture topics that are foundational to a positive, uplifting school environment. Our principals can use our tool to improve their school’s culture on those 150+ topics. Here are a few of the topics covered:
Absenteeism over 5%
Cheating or plagiarism
Poor homework practices
Being late to class/school
Inappropriate language
Lack of school spirit
Poor parental involvement
Lack of manners/kindness
Disruptive cafeteria actions
Bad hallway behavior
Transportation behavior
Pick-up/drop-off violations
Disrespect shown teachers
Care of school grounds and school environment
AI doing all homework
Behavior at school events
Negative peer pressure
Dressing inappropriately
Being inattentive in class
Behavior outside school
Disruptive social media use
Inappropriate use of technologies
Spreading rumors
Individuals fighting
Academic stress
School vandalism
Student Depression
Student Anxiety
Drugs found on campus
Social isolation
Minor bullying events
Grief and loss
Distant school violence
Serious injury or accident
Ignoring safety guidelines
Verbal discrimination
Classroom outbursts
Substance abuse
Student self-harm event
Serious bullying
Nearby school violence
Physical group fighting
Sexual abuse at school