Press Packet for Smoky Hill Education Service Center
Resources and Information for Journalists Covering
Smoky Hill Education Service Center
About Smoky Hill Education Service Center (boilerplate)
Founded July 1, 1990, Smoky Hill Education Service Center is a cooperative consortium of more than 50 school districts across 25 counties, formed to provide cost and efficiency savings in a variety of educational services for its participating members. The service center’s mission is: “In partnership with school districts, we promote success for learners by providing superior services.” Through staff development classes and services, the service center supports more than 2,700 teachers and administrators – benefitting more than 31,000 students. In addition to educational institutions, any non-profit or governmental organization can benefit from Smoky Hill Education Service Center, either as a member or by selecting needed services.
Visit www.smokyhill.org for details.
For more information, contact Bryan Ross, SHESC marketing and volume purchasing program co-coordinator, at 785-825-9185 or bross@smokyhill.org.
Please contact Bryan Ross if you have a specific need or request for your coverage.
Additional Resources
What is Smoky Hill? (One-page flyer with facts and background on Smoky Hill Education Service Center)
New Logo Resources
News Release (July 1, 2020)
Raw audio from July 1, 2020 announcement (higher quality than Facebook Live stream)
Raw video from July 1, 2020 announcement (higher quality audio than Facebook Live stream)
Design Guide for Journalists (Guidance on new logo usage dates and SHESC color scheme specifications)
Logo Meanings (Find out what each aspect of the new logo symbolizes and represents)
Logo Files - Shared folder on Dropbox (All new logo files for SHESC and Smoky Hill Learning Center, in dark and light backgrounds, and horizontally and vertically oriented. There are also light and dark background versions of the logo icon only. File formats - available in all styles - are Adobe Illustrator, eps, jpg, png, and psd.)