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Fountain Hills school board explores partnership to boost enrollment

The Fountain Hills Unified School District Governing Board members during their Sept. 16 meeting.

(Independent Newsmedia/Allison Kotzbauer)

The Fountain Hills Unified School District Governing Board discussed potentially working with Caissa K12 during its Oct. 21 meeting.

Caissa K12 works exclusively with public schools to help recruit new students, retain enrolled families and bring absent students back to class.

The company launched in 2018, building on the political and crisis communications work of its parent firm, Caissa Public Strategy. It began offering performance-based enrollment campaigns in 2019, according to its website.

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