Last Upated: January 10, 2022
We’re thrilled that you’re looking for ways to amplify and enhance your National School Choice Week event through digital efforts. Below you’ll find a variety of ideas and content for your use.
Register to be reminded when the School Choice Week 2022 kickoff starts.
We encourage everyone to participate in our yearly #schoolchoice MeetUp to bring positive national attention to all K-12 educational opportunities and to spread the word about school choices to families in America.
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Create a digital public space for your event, such as a microsite or dedicated landing page. You can use images to help style it in an engaging way.
Who's coming to your event? Ask your partners and participating organizations to share your event details via their social media channels and emails.
Does your organization have a podcast? We'd love to record a segment sharing information about NSCW that's relevant to your audience and creates excitement for your event. Email Shelby at [email protected] to set up a time.
If you have a YouTube channel, consider making a short promo video for your event.
If school choice has impacted you or your child, one of the ways you can raise awareness about opportunity in education is by telling your own story. Writing a letter to your local newspaper is one great way to do that.
Check out the NSCW 2022 dance tutorial video.
Sign up to receive text alerts during National School Choice Week! Scan the QR code or text 'NSCW' to 844-533-9585. You'll receive a few fun text messages sharing details about the Week.
with graphics linked here please reach out to Krissia Spivey, digital media manager. If you have other questions or feedback, please reach out to Shelby Doyle, director of communications and external relations.
Share these digital stickers on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.
These are state-specific graphics showing support for school choice. If your state issued a proclamation for the Week, there'll be a shareable update post for that as well.
Change your cover photo to show your support in January!
Change your FB frame for the Week.
Raise awareness about school choice with a customized Twitter frame.
Switch your computer, phone and Zoom backgrounds to a NSCW-themed one for January.
Traditional public? Public charter? Public magnet? Private? Online? Homeschool? Use these infographics to raise awareness about the different types of K-12 education.
with graphics linked here please reach out to Krissia Spivey, digital media manager. If you have other questions or feedback, please reach out to Shelby Doyle, director of communications and external relations.
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As you share about the Week, we encourage you to tag us using
@SchoolChoiceWeek or use #schoolchoice and #schoolchoiceweek
These are downloadable, parent-oriented roundups of all the types of school choice available in each state. To access, find your state on the map, then click "Download Snapshot."
Customize these flyers with your celebration details and use them to promote your activities.
Use the NSCW 2022 logo
Check out our fun printable activity sheets for students attending your event.
Download extra copies of the NSCW placard for event attendees to fill out.
with graphics linked here please reach out to Krissia Spivey, digital media manager. If you have other questions or feedback, please reach out to Shelby Doyle, director of communications and external relations.
Here's a selection of photos from the last decade of NSCW celebrations. All photos may be republished for the purposes of covering the Week.
Feel free to use these videos to generate excitement and spread awareness of National School Choice Week.
Check out the NSCW 2022 dance tutorial video.
1:00 pm EST, January 24, 2022
with graphics linked here please reach out to Krissia Spivey, digital media manager. If you have other questions or feedback, please reach out to Shelby Doyle, director of communications and external relations.
