School Newsletter

If you are part of a school organization, you know how important it is to have a good newsletter. Faculty and administrators need an effective and timely manner of communication in order to keep their community aware of the school. (announcements, events, news, accolades, sports teams, future plans).

Newsletters are an amazing way to get your message out.  Thanks to content curation, it’s easier than ever to send newsletters through Gmail without a lot of work.  Content curation is the act of discovering, gathering, and presenting digital content that surrounds specific subject matter.

We’ve put together a great list of resources for anyone interested in building a newsletter for their school.

School Newsletter Content, Articles, & Ideas

USA Today – Great Source for national school News
CNN – News provided for students themselves
Chicago Tribune – Education news for the Chicago area
SNO – Aggregated resource for middle school news
eSchool News – News & information for educators

School Newsletter Services & Providers

FlashIssue – Get your message out in a different way
Aweber – Big in the industry, most for high volume
Campaigner – Lots of templates
Cheetah Mail – Standard web mail service
Constant Contact – A one of the larger companies 
MailChimp – One of the more popular choices
iContact – Another fairly popular email marketing service

School Blogs 

Mr Coyles Blog – 8th grade Humanities blog
In Need of Coffee – Contributions from classmates and teachers
Class of Ambrose –  5th grade class in Detroit
Mr. Mundorf’s Class –  5th grade teacher from Naples, Florida
Oak Ridge  – 6th grade class blog

School Newsletter Samples & Examples

Camp Ernst
Vine Hill
Thomas Jefferson Newsletter
Nottingham Newsletter
Duke University

School Newsletter Templates

Daycare Monthly Newsletter
Preschool Newsletter
Daycare News
Preschool Diploma Newsletter Insert
Elm Way Template

FlashIssue enables you to get your marketing message out in a different way. It lets you rapidly curate your own email digest from content you find on the web and articles you write yourself.