Build A Bridge To Your Community
Embrace Diverse Schools

Are the demographics of your community changing?

Do you find it tougher every day to get parents involved?

Does your community fear a diverse school will lead to lowered achievement?

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Educational leaders today face challenges far different from those they faced a decade or two ago. Diversity is on the increase, requiring school leadership to find new ways to reach out to neighborhoods and build crucial community support. Educational leaders need help from professionals with first-hand experience in building bridges to diverse communities.




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By Eileen Kugler,
Foreword by Gary Orfield,
Harvard Civil Rights Project

Eileen Kugler, an experienced communications professional and national advocate for diverse schools, can help you identify strategies that motivate your community to embrace your unique school. Schools with changing demographics often suffer from misperceptions and groundless fears. Eileen will help your community understand how a school of many races and cultures can provide a rich academic and social environment; and how it needs their support.

Eileen Kugler's credentials are a unique mixture of communications expertise coupled with years of hands-on experience as a community leader passionately committed to building support for diverse schools.

Knowledge and Personal Commitment

 

A dynamic speaker, Eileen can deliver a challenging keynote address on the strengths of diverse schools, debunking the major myths that undercut these academic and social goldmines. She personalizes the presentation for each audience, whether it is educational leaders, faculty, parents or the entire community.

Eileen is a respected management and communications consultant and president of Kugler Communications. Call her today to:

  • Analyze the perceptions and misperceptions of your parents and community members;
  • Discuss innovative strategies to overcome the misperceptions and help your important audiences get an accurate picture of the strengths of your school — and the role they play in keeping it strong;
  • Schedule dynamic presentations that will energize and motivate your school leadership, faculty, parents and community leaders to embrace your diverse school and build strong bonds with the broader community.

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