Limitless Potential Campaign Launches
A group of Special Education Directors and Public Relations Professionals from across Michigan have produced a special education campaign that can be used by all of our public schools. The "Limitless Potential" campaign focuses on celebrating and sharing the achievements of students and staff in special education.
The "Limitless Potential" templated materials are now available for your use in Canva! Using feedback from multiple presentations to Public Relations and Special Education practitioners, the materials include FERPA guidance, PowerPoint presentations and many templates for flyers, posters, social media posts, data points and videos, including real examples of how they can be used. #MILimitlessPotential is the primary hashtag, but others include: #AllMeansAll and #ItTakesAVillage.
Register for the no-cost Michigan School Public Relations Association Lunch and Learn on October 8 from Noon-1 p.m. to learn how to use this campaign. A “how-to” video is also included in the "Limitless Potential" Canva folder. If you have difficulty accessing Canva, please email Dave Sim from Copper Country ISD.
If you have any questions about the campaign, please contact anyone on the workgroup:
- Gerri Allen, MSPRA/MAISA
- Dana Chicklas, Wayne RESA
- Abby Cypher, MAASE
- Rachel Fuerer, Eastern UP ISD
- Kyle Gnagey, MAISA
- Ryan Jarvi, Northwest Education Services
- Micki O’Neil, Ingham ISD
- Dave Sim, Copper Country ISD
- Dr. Jen Taiariol, Wayne RESA
- Renee Thelen, Clinton County RESA
- Lindsey Zeller, MAASE
Now let’s get started! Use your storytelling talents to share amazing accomplishments in your local community using the statewide templates for a unified message.
