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How to Use Faculty Pages to Reinforce Your Classical School’s Mission
Many schools treat faculty pages as a place to list names and degrees. Classical schools can do more. With the right...
Should You List College Acceptances on a Classical School Website?
Classical schools are built on the long view. They’re not chasing test prep or college rankings. They’re forming...
Accepting Online Payments? Design Tips That Build Confidence
Many healthcare providers now offer online payment options—but not all online experiences feel trustworthy. Patients...
What to Put on Your Admissions Page (And in What Order)
It’s not that your admissions page is wrong. It’s just doing too much at once—and not enough of the right things in...
How to Use Landing Pages for Waitlist Interest Without Diluting Your Brand
It’s a good problem to have: your classical school is full, and interest keeps growing. But turning families away...
Handling Teacher Turnover on Your Faculty Pages
Faculty pages should build trust—not highlight gaps. But too often, classical schools build static directories that...
How to Make Accreditation Info Credible (Without Being Boring)
Accreditation might sound like legalese, but for classical schools it’s an opportunity: a trust signal parents,...
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