Locust Valley Case Study

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My initial response would be, “Yes, I do realize how extremely important it is that we as a school look good to the public. I have tried all the ways I know how to get our school in media with little success. What suggestions could you give me?” To increase the media coverage at my school, I would first invite them out to a fun event, such as a parent night, poetry slam, or game night. Then I would have teachers and/or parents write articles about what our school is doing and send them into the paper. I would also try to team up with Locust Valley in an event that is always covered by the media that way both schools would be in the media. I would ask Sandra Miller about times that Locust Valley is always in the paper that way she can type

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