Kirsten Fitterer serves as the Executive Director of Communications and Engagement at Yakima School District, where she leads innovative efforts in school PR, language access, and community engagement. We are proud to partner with Kirsten and her team, supporting their work to connect with families and share the stories that make Yakima schools unique. We sat down with Kirsten to learn more about her favorite projects and how AI is incorporated into her work.
Kirsten Fitterer serves as the Executive Director of Communications and Engagement at Yakima School District, where she leads innovative efforts in school PR, language access, and community engagement. We are proud to partner with Kirsten and her team, supporting their work to connect with families and share the stories that make Yakima schools unique. We sat down with Kirsten to learn more about her favorite projects and how AI is incorporated into her work.
Kirsten Fitterer serves as the Executive Director of Communications and Engagement at Yakima School District, where she leads innovative efforts in school PR, language access, and community engagement. We are proud to partner with Kirsten and her team, supporting their work to connect with families and share the stories that make Yakima schools unique. We sat down with Kirsten to learn more about her favorite projects and how AI is incorporated into her work.
Have you always wanted to work in a creative career? Yes! Because I enjoy so many of the creative elements that go into a job in the Communications field, it's a really good, fun fit! Every day is a little different, and it requires a certain level of flexibility, but...
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