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The Importance of Sharing Authentic Moments and Building Relationships with Kari Klebba
From Mastering Social Media for Schools · Hosted by Andrea Gribble
Episode summary
In this episode of Mastering Social Media for Schools: Listeners, today’s guest is a treat! She was nervous to hop on and hit the record button, but the wisdom she shares from her school district in Wisconsin is solid gold! Kari shares how she started in her role and how she built relationships with staff, focusing on her supporting role to highlight the incredible things happening in the schools.
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Listeners, today’s guest is a treat! She was nervous to hop on and hit the record button, but the wisdom she shares from her school district in Wisconsin is solid gold!Kari shares how she started in her role and how she built relationships with staff, focusing on her supporting role to highlight the incredible things happening in the schools.Focusing on authentic moments has been part of Kari’s approach since she started, and she shares one such moment that went viral this school year!Building on ideas that come from other schools was the inspiration that led to Kari’s district receiving an award for a series that they did to highlight the anniversary of Title IX (nine) and women in sports. SPECIAL GUEST Kari Klebba Communications, Community Outreach and Safety Coordinator School District of Milton, Wisconsin Email: klebbak@milton.k12.wi.us Website: https://www.milton.k12.wi.us/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SchDistofMilton Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/milton_school_district/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/SchDistofMilton YouTube: @sdmcommunications594 USEFUL INFORMATION Title IX Series: First post, Another post, Another postIce Orbs original post and round 2 postOriginal post of Mr. Terry’s ClassAndy Grammer - Reel on FacebookInterested in our membership program? Learn more here: MORE RESOURCES Free Video Training: Learn the simple secrets behind social media for K12 schools! Sign up for our free e-newsletter here www.SocialSchool4EDU.com