School Branding at Its Best: Where Intellect and Imagination Are Intertwined

May 16, 2018
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What makes San Francisco Day School different from other K-8 schools in San Francisco? It’s the place where intellect and imagination are intertwined every day. So students light up with the call and capacity to take on the complexities of their day and of a diverse world.

Working with the school’s leadership to develop a new brand strategy, visual identity, and admissions campaign proved the claim: from the top down everyone at this school was committed to imagining a new way of portraying its magic in smart and creative ways.

Look for our blog post later this summer on our school branding with San Francisco Day School to see what you can learn for your school, nonprofit or foundation.

View the San Francisco Day School’s Website

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