Outreach & Enrollment Strategies
There are a few things your school and school district can do to inform families about low-cost home internet service and devices. These are our suggestions.
2. Use your digital communication platforms to disseminate flyers
Does your school utilize email, Class Dojo, Peachjar, Edmodo, Schoology, or other digital platforms to communicate and share resources with students’ families? Consider sharing the EveryoneOn flyer and/or ISP flyers via these channels.
Check out these flyers created by schools and districts:
3. Back-to-school nights
These events are perfect opportunities to inform families about important resources, like low-cost internet service. Download the EveryoneOn flyer and have it available for parents at a resource table. You can also order collateral from the various ISPs to have available for the event.
4. NSLP mailing
Many families who participate in the National School Lunch Program, therefore making them eligible for Cox C2C, Internet Essentials, Mediacom, and Spectrum Internet Assist.
5. Technology initiative events
Device deployment activities, internet safety workshops, and other technology related events are also perfect opportunities to remind families about the importance of internet service at home, beyond the smartphone, and the options available to them. Have collateral available and if you have extra time, consider a brief presentation about where they can find low-cost internet options!
6. EveryoneOn & Access from AT&T links on school or district websites
The easiest way to communication this information to families is by adding the EveryoneOn link to your school or district’s website. The link will direct families to our offer locator tool where they can find low-cost internet options and devices. We invite you to consider also adding links to the low-income internet service programs to your websites, which will take families to the applications so that they could start the process!
Check out what these schools and districts did:
El Monte Unified High School District