Patty Aronoff

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Dominique, It all depends on what the interest is. Your student achievements are passed on to all their friends and connections. That's the difference. Patty Aronoff

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Elizabeth, Photos are such powerful tools when connecting on the Internet. The community can quickly see what's going on at your school based on the simple picture. Patty Aronoff

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Bishada, Free advertisement! It's nice to be able to connect without having to write a check. Patty Aronoff

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Maybe, It is! And it's fun. Social media makes it quick and easy to connect. Patty Aronoff

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Heather, The Internet is a way to connect outside the local community. With multiple locations it does give opportunities for students to look outside the local area. Patty Aronoff

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Lisa, It's quick and it's immediate. Many students have alerts when someone makes a posting. Patty Aronoff

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Dabel, It is the communication link that many people run to. Make sure that your sites are current and provide solid information to the world at large. Patty Aronoff

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Robin, And we love referrals! Having the social media sites can connect to others outside our student base. it is a great way to find potential candidates for enrollment. Patty Aronoff

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Joanna, It is a great way to communicate! It does take time and effort in order to maintain the site but most of the students today are connected. Patty Aronoff

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Fabian, Interesting! Social media is part of the culture today. When we involve our school we need to make sure we understand how social media works and how it connects with our students. Patty Aronoff