Your website’s primary job is to serve prospective and current families—but that doesn’t mean alumni should be ignored. The problem? Most alumni pages are either buried or bloated. They try to do too much—or worse, too little—and end up serving no one well. What...
After a parent says yes to your school, their next question is: “Now what?” If your answer is scattered emails, vague directions, and a maze of PDFs, you’re starting the relationship on the wrong foot. A well-built “New Family” page isn’t just helpful—it’s strategic....
For most families, your admissions page is the first stop on the enrollment journey. But too often, that page is either a glorified contact form—or worse, a wall of text that tries to answer every question at once. The best admissions pages do one thing well: they...
If your big giving push lives inside a downloadable PDF, here’s the hard truth: You’re losing donors before they even know what you’re building. Capital campaigns are some of the most high-stakes, high-visibility moments in a private school’s life. But far too many...
If your school has multiple campuses, microschools, or partner locations, your website strategy just got more complicated. Families need to find the right location—fast. But if your site feels cluttered, confusing, or disjointed, you risk losing prospective parents...
At first glance, the staff directory seems like a simple page—names, titles, maybe a few photos. But for prospective families, it’s one of the most telling pages on your entire site. Done well, it signals professionalism, warmth, and clarity. Done poorly, it looks...
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