So many communities recognize the people that make it to the top of the leaderboard... but those that are still on level 1 and 2 tend to get missed. Here in Skool Homeroom, I want to keep everyone engaged and make sure we're not forgetting any of our members. In the military they say "no man left behind" and the school's say "no child left behind". Here in Skool Homeroom... we have No Member left behind. So everyone... let's be sure to give a shout out to all of our members who aren't engaging as much!! @Marsh DLores @Rich Santiago @Givona Jenkins @Cody Stace @Jen Pm @Edita Talat @Tiffany Noel Taylor @Alli Gatlin @Desizra Carolina @Clue Discovera @Richard Knight @Kara Bruning @Evelyn Szeinbaum @Jeanette Murray @Ina Tenniswood @Briggs John @Veachel Hosch @Jaymie Workman @Vinayak Ramesh @Hunter Conrad @Melinda Hovis @Kevin Cook @Jude Hill @WomenInTech Wit @Marta Dresskare @Rachelle Jean @Angela Devis @Sara Suncar @Michael Gee @Loretta Arey @Frances Scully @Lisa Balthaser @Jesse Niall @Tammi Thurston @Kortni Bolden @Rebecca Zblewski @John Fuchs @Catherine Baliikya @Keith Motte @Laurie Frenza @Michelle Spark @Ian Howarth @Dena Lopez @Melissa Boster @Ryan Dorge @Tammy Robinson

When a group is new, the group owner has a tendency to stay in builder mode for too long and ignore the opportunity to create engagement. Even when your group is small. Even when your group has no one in it but you. Even if no one ever responds. You should be creating content. You should be posting. You should be engaging with your own content. As Skool community builders, creators, and owners, we are the cheerleaders for the members of our group. If we don't rally up the crowd... then who will? Stop expecting your members to get excited when you give them nothing to be excited for. If you've already created your group... post something in it today in your community thread. Then drop it below and tell us what you posted!

This community is built for people who want to actually learn, implement, and grow — not just scroll and collect ideas. Before you jump into everything, take a minute to introduce yourself so we can get to know you. You can do this in one of two ways: - Create a new post under the Roll Call category and introduce yourself. - Leave a comment below this post with your introduction. A few easy prompts if you're not sure what to say: - Your name - Where you're from - What you're currently working on - One thing you hope to learn here - Your favorite Skool memory Then head over to the New Student Orientation module in the Classroom. That lesson will show you how everything in the community works and where to begin. As you engage in the community you earn points from other members responding to your posts and comments which will help you unlock your first mystery gift. Looking forward to meeting you. Roll call starts now 👇

@Adam McCollough @John Fuchs @Tracy Lynn Jackson @Jenny Rader-Bakos @Stephanie Tpl I can't tell you all how EXCITED I am to have you here in Skool Homeroom!! It's Show Your Work Sunday so you still have time to create a post and tell us about your community. And since this is a public group... there's a chance it'll get indexed by Google! And if you haven't already, please visit our Welcome post and introduce yourselves. Everyone, please welcome our new members!!

This community is filled with an amazing number of community owners and I have to say I truly in awe and grateful for each and every one of you here. You all did an amazing job of sharing your communities with us for our very first Show Your Work Sunday. Now... now it's time to get down to work. Most teachers like spring a pop quiz on you AFTER the lesson... but me, well I prefer to keep things spicy and spring surprises on you beforehand! So, now that you've had a chance to write so many amazing things about your wonderful communities. This time... I want you to boil it all down to just one sentence. That's right! In ONE sentence... tell me what your Skool community is about. Drop it in the comments 👇