PR & Media Services

PR & Media Services2025-09-17T08:07:42-07:00

The answer is YES.

Yes, we can help you with any school communications challenge youre facing.

District Communications

District Communication Services

Because education is our only business, we’re really good at school district PR! Our communications experts are brilliant at strategizing, generating and delivering the quality services districts need to keep their stakeholders engaged, knowledgeable and supportive of public schools.

We’re proud of our lengthy menu of services including:

  • School funding campaign planning and execution
  • Crisis communications and message development
  • Creative writing/editing for newsletters and web stories
  • Social media training and management
  • Communication and customer service training
  • Community engagement
  • Marketing campaigns
  • Event planning
  • News releases/media relations
  • Presentation development and speech writing
  • Communications audits & strategic planning
  • Focus group facilitation/surveying
  • Internal staff relations

Bond & Levy

Bond & Levy Informational Campaigns and Materials

We have 50+ years of experience under our belts when it comes to helping school districts communicate the importance of voter approved school funding measures. School levies and capital bonds are critical as districts work to bridge the gap between what the state pays for school and the actual cost to operate and fund programs and provide adequate facilities for students.

Our team of communications managers have helped countless districts build robust informational campaigns and materials that help their local tax payers understand the complex finance picture, as well as why local funding is essential.

Our creative approach and our proven process guides districts from the initial planning phases all the way through to election day. We know how to talk about and present informational strategies and materials for Educational Maintenance and Operations Levies, Technology Levies, and Capital Facilities Bonds.

Bond & Levy Campaign

General Bond & Levy Campaign

In addition to our direct services for districts, we’ve also developed an informational campaign that has been used statewide. The landing page and social media graphics are available in both English and Spanish.

Crisis Communications

Crisis Communications

It’s not a situation you can schedule or anticipate, but when a crisis occurs, we’re your go-to crisis management team. We work closely with district leaders during and after a crisis of any magnitude.

We help with:

  • media relations
  • parent/guardian communications
  • reputation management
  • strategy development

Who to Contact

Contact ESD 112 Communications

Monique Dugaw

Executive Director, Communications & Public Engagement

Phone: 360–952–3575

Email: monique.dugaw@esd112.org

Heidi Barnes

Director, Creative and Web Development

Phone: 360-952-3592

Email: heidi.barnes@esd112.org

Xander Hayes

TV ETC Coordinator

Phone: 360-952-3498

Email: xander.hayes@esd112.org

 

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ESD 112 Careers

We are always looking for talented individuals to join our team. Please look at our recruiting page to view the current opportunities.

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ESD 112
ESD 112September 15, 2026 at 2:02pm
Last month, community leaders gathered at ESD 112 for a regional conversation about access to affordable, high-quality child care.

Representative Monica Stonier, Representative Kevin Waters and Senator Adrian Cortes discussed child care access, affordability challenges and potential solutions. The event was facilitated by ESD 112 Executive Director of Early Care & Education Jodi Wall, Executive Director at Support for Early Learning & Families (SELF) Debbie Ham and ReadyNation Washington State Director Kristin Wiggins.

The report identifies Clark, Cowlitz, Klickitat, Skamania, Wahkiakum and King counties as having some of the state’s greatest challenges with child care availability.

“We brought this group together because child care affects so many parts of our community. It’s important to look at the data, hear what families and employers are seeing locally, and talk about what we can do together to make child care more accessible,” said Wall.

ESD 112 looks forward to continuing to collaborate with policymakers and local leaders to identify solutions that support children, families and the Southwest Washington workforce. Read more: www.esd112.org/news/regional-leaders-address-impact-of-child-care-on-families-workforce-and-the-economy/

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