Public Relations for Schools

Name/Title

Public Relations for Schools

Description

A concise, practical manual for school principals, district superintendents, and school board members navigating the rapidly changing social and political landscape of 1970s American education.

Context

Unruh and Willier argue that public schools cannot operate as isolated academic silos. During an era marked by shifting demographics, taxpayer revolts over school bonds, and demands for institutional accountability, the authors maintain that systematic school public relations is an active function of democratic educational leadership.

Category

Education

Lexicon

Legacy Lexicon

Object Name

Book

Book Details

Author

Adolph Unruh

Editor

Robert A. Willier

Publisher

Lear Sigler, Inc.

Place Published

City

Belmont

State/Province

California

Country

United States

Continent

North America

Date Published

1974

Notes

Pages: 169

General Notes

Note

2 copies FIC

Create Date

October 7, 2022

Update Date

August 3, 2026