Communications
Communications
Contact
Kristina Horsley
Communications Director
kristina.horsley@wcsga.net
(706) 217-6724
Hayley Bell
Communications Specialist
hayley.bell@wcsga.net
(706) 217-6726
Communications
The Communications Department is responsible for the development, maintenance and dissemination of internal and external communications to ensure stakeholders stay informed of the actions of the Whitfield County Board of Education and initiatives undertaken by the school district.
Communication Goals
- Communicate the achievements of the district, schools, students, and staff to internal and external audiences using a variety of media to maximize awareness and support
- Positively influence public opinion and attitudes towards Whitfield County Schools and the One Whitfield brand to build understanding and support
- Educate internal and external audiences about the district's goals, priorities, accomplishments and challenges
- Maintain the district's dynamic web presence online and collaborate with school-based webmasters to ensure appropriate web presence for schools
- Enhance and sustain robust community partnerships and parent engagement
- Provide ongoing training and support for administrators and staff on effective communication and customer service
Website Usage Guidelines
Website Usage Guidelines
We encourage everyone to be a part of the community conversation on the websites and social media pages associated with Whitfield County Schools.
Our family of websites provide a network to share our students' work with the community and to engage in an ongoing conversation focused on their education. Those who choose to participate should remember to be thoughtful about their comments and show respect to fellow guests online.
We value your opinion and want to learn from the conversation whether we agree or disagree; however, we will not tolerate profanity or personal attacks. Inappropriate and off-topic content will be removed and may be reported.
Students will be held accountable for their comments and held to the same standards expected in our schools and outlined in the Student Code of Conduct. Slanderous or defamatory statements may lead to civil litigation and liability.