The Epstein School Launches New State-of-the-Art Website

Colleen Lou, The Epstein School

  The Epstein School proudly announces the launch of its new state-of-the-art website.

            Begun as a vision of the school’s Marketing Committee, with a creative design concept by parent volunteer Kimery Rosenfeld, the school’s Advancement Department and website task force embarked on the process of working to create a contemporary new website. To do this, the school employed the service of WhippleHill Communications, a nationally recognized website development company specializing in websites for the independent school market. As a result of these combined groups working together, a dynamic website has been created that reflects our new branding, is intuitive and user friendly, and offers mobile users an enjoyable experience by using the latest html 5 coding technology.
             The newly designed home page features news stories, highlights, as well as buttons that notify users of points of interest.
            The new navigation is simple and clearly defined. Prospective parents can explore the website and quickly capture a glimpse of what makes The Epstein School’s one of the best schools in the Atlanta area and the nation.
            Parents, prospective parents and the greater community may easily access news, special events and key information such as academics, volunteer and donation opportunities, sports scores, after school care programs and clubs, admissions information and printable forms.
            After parents login to the private side of the website, the landing page (called the school portal) was reorganized with tabs at the top to make information more clearly defined and accessible.
            Director of Advancement Elisa Prager extends her appreciation to Director of Communications & MarketingColeen Lou and Webmaster Matt Blum who worked together to oversee the website development process and ensure the new site would be successfully completed and launched. Coleen Lou stated, “We wanted to ensure that this was a state-of-the-art communications and marketing tool that would represent who we are as a school and serve our constituents well."  

 

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