Presentation High School
Anne Schulte created a new brand identity for Presentation High School using the results of extensive marketing research to inform its direction and implementation. The identity recalls the school’s foundress, Nano Nagle known as “Lady of the Lantern” and the Irish Sisters of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Through the use of four Celtic-inspired P’s that link to form a Catholic cross and a gold light burst, the symbol captures the history and essence of this San Jose, CA all-girls school. Work commissioned by Kalix Marketing.
Presentation High School
The new logo variations represent cleaner reproductions for wider use in social media, digital and print communications.
Presentation High School
Graphic identity guidelines empower PRES to produce consistently branded communications on their own that include a new tagline, Google fonts for print and digital communications, a decorative typeface for selective usage, brand assets and their dominant navy and gold colors along with a lively “spirit” palette.
Presentation High School
Examples to inspire usage of the new identity on school merchandise, as well as in and around the school.
Presentation High School
With the 2020 shutdown, shooting new photography was not possible for creation of a new viewbook. With this in mind, Anne Schulte designed a fold out poster using a combination of a large hero image with many smaller parent and student provided images, and short captions to allow the school’s story to unfold.
Presentation High School
With the 2020 shutdown, shooting new photography was not possible for creation of a new viewbook. With this in mind, Anne Schulte designed a fold out poster using a combination of a large hero image with many smaller parent and student provided images, and short captions to allow the school’s story to unfold.
Presentation High School
With the 2020 shutdown, shooting new photography was not possible for creation of a new viewbook. With this in mind, Anne Schulte designed a fold out poster using a combination of a large hero image with many smaller parent and student provided images, and short captions to allow the school’s story to unfold.
Presentation High School
With the 2020 shutdown, shooting new photography was not possible for creation of a new viewbook. With this in mind, Anne Schulte designed a fold out poster using a combination of a large hero image with many smaller parent and student provided images, and short captions to allow the school’s story to unfold.
Presentation High School
With the 2020 shutdown, shooting new photography was not possible for creation of a new viewbook. With this in mind, Anne Schulte designed a fold out poster using a combination of a large hero image with many smaller parent and student provided images, and short captions to allow the school’s story to unfold.
Presentation High School
With the 2020 shutdown, shooting new photography was not possible for creation of a new viewbook. With this in mind, Anne Schulte designed a fold out poster using a combination of a large hero image with many smaller parent and student provided images, and short captions to allow the school’s story to unfold.
Presentation High School
With the 2020 shutdown, shooting new photography was not possible for creation of a new viewbook. With this in mind, Anne Schulte designed a fold out poster using a combination of a large hero image with many smaller parent and student provided images, and short captions to allow the school’s story to unfold.
Beauvoir, The National Cathedral Elementary School
In the 1950s, Beauvoir was the first school affiliated with the National Cathedral to racially integrate. As a community of early learners and educators who are committed to diversity, equality, and inclusion, Beauvoir engaged us to refresh their outdated logo to reflect these values.
Beauvoir, The National Cathedral Elementary School
In the 1950s, Beauvoir was the first school affiliated with the National Cathedral to racially integrate. As a community of early learners and educators who are committed to diversity, equality, and inclusion, Beauvoir engaged us to refresh their outdated logo to reflect these values.
Beauvoir, The National Cathedral Elementary School
A branded, how-to guide designed to help prospective families navigate the school admissions process, complete with a perforated checklist as the back cover
Beauvoir, The National Cathedral Elementary School
The traditional view book shrinks into a child-sized ABC board book that works for both parents and their very young prospective students
Beauvoir, The National Cathedral Elementary School
The traditional view book shrinks into a child-sized ABC board book that works for both parents and their very young prospective students
Beauvoir, The National Cathedral Elementary School
The traditional view book shrinks into a child-sized ABC board book that works for both parents and their very young prospective students
Beauvoir, The National Cathedral Elementary School
The traditional view book shrinks into a child-sized ABC board book that works for both parents and their very young prospective students
Beauvoir, The National Cathedral Elementary School
The traditional view book shrinks into a child-sized ABC board book that works for both parents and their very young prospective students
Beauvoir, The National Cathedral Elementary School
The traditional view book shrinks into a child-sized ABC board book that works for both parents and their very young prospective students
The Country School
This K-8 school in Easton, Maryland, was faced with the challenge of attracting families from a largely rural population. Despite its long history of academic excellence, the school needed to reverse declining enrollments, engage new full-pay families and refresh its brand. As part of a multimedia campaign, a 2-day photoshoot and this economically designed 12-page brochure played a part in reversing the declining enrollment as the school had a net gain of 20 new students within two years.
The Country School
This K-8 school in Easton, Maryland, was faced with the challenge of attracting families from a largely rural population. Despite its long history of academic excellence, the school needed to reverse declining enrollments, engage new full-pay families and refresh its brand. As part of a multimedia campaign, a 2-day photoshoot and this economically designed 12-page brochure played a part in reversing the declining enrollment as the school had a net gain of 20 new students within two years.
The Country School
This K-8 school in Easton, Maryland, was faced with the challenge of attracting families from a largely rural population. Despite its long history of academic excellence, the school needed to reverse declining enrollments, engage new full-pay families and refresh its brand. As part of a multimedia campaign, a 2-day photoshoot and this economically designed 12-page brochure played a part in reversing the declining enrollment as the school had a net gain of 20 new students within two years.
The Country School
This K-8 school in Easton, Maryland, was faced with the challenge of attracting families from a largely rural population. Despite its long history of academic excellence, the school needed to reverse declining enrollments, engage new full-pay families and refresh its brand. As part of a multimedia campaign, a 2-day photoshoot and this economically designed 12-page brochure played a part in reversing the declining enrollment as the school had a net gain of 20 new students within two years.
The Country School
This K-8 school in Easton, Maryland, was faced with the challenge of attracting families from a largely rural population. Despite its long history of academic excellence, the school needed to reverse declining enrollments, engage new full-pay families and refresh its brand. As part of a multimedia campaign, a 2-day photoshoot and this economically designed 12-page brochure played a part in reversing the declining enrollment as the school had a net gain of 20 new students within two years.
The Country School
This K-8 school in Easton, Maryland, was faced with the challenge of attracting families from a largely rural population. Despite its long history of academic excellence, the school needed to reverse declining enrollments, engage new full-pay families and refresh its brand. As part of a multimedia campaign, a 2-day photoshoot and this economically designed 12-page brochure played a part in reversing the declining enrollment as the school had a net gain of 20 new students within two years.
The Country School
This K-8 school in Easton, Maryland, was faced with the challenge of attracting families from a largely rural population. Despite its long history of academic excellence, the school needed to reverse declining enrollments, engage new full-pay families and refresh its brand. As part of a multimedia campaign, a 2-day photoshoot and this economically designed 12-page brochure played a part in reversing the declining enrollment as the school had a net gain of 20 new students within two years.