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Strategies for Getting Updated Contact Information from Families
Strategies for Getting Updated Contact Information from Families

It's imperative that schools have updated contact information from families so that school-home communication is effective.

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Written by Stefanie Gilary
Updated over a week ago

There are several strategies that schools can utilize for getting updated contact information from families. Here are some examples:

  1. Online forms: Schools can create online forms that families can fill out with their updated contact information. These forms can be easily accessed through the school's website or email communications.

  2. Phone calls: School staff can make phone calls to families to collect updated contact information. This can be a time-consuming process, but it can also be an effective way to connect with families directly.

  3. Email reminders: Schools can send out regular email reminders asking families to update their contact information. These reminders can be sent out monthly or quarterly to ensure that families are aware of the need to update their information.

  4. Parent-teacher conferences: During parent-teacher conferences, schools can ask parents to provide updated contact information. This is also an opportunity for schools to discuss the importance of keeping contact information current.

  5. Student registration: When students register for school, schools can require families to provide updated contact information as part of the registration process. This can ensure that the school has accurate information from the start of the school year.

  6. Social media: Schools can use social media platforms to communicate with families and remind them to update their contact information. This can be an effective way to reach families who are active on social media.

By using these strategies, schools can ensure that they have accurate and up-to-date contact information for families. This is important for ensuring effective communication between schools and families, as well as for ensuring student safety and well-being.

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