Meet The PowerPRos:

Jennifer Campos

Jennifer Campos serves as the Director of Communications and Public Relations at Bowling Green City Schools, where she is committed to strengthening transparency, engagement, and storytelling within her district and beyond. Through her involvement in both OHSPRA and the National School Public Relations Association, she continues to grow professionally while contributing to the broader school PR community.

For her PowerPRo project, Jennifer is developing an improved process for sharing member-created resources through the OHSPRA website. Her work focuses on creating a more accessible and user-friendly system that allows school communicators across Ohio to contribute, discover, and learn from one another’s best practices. This initiative is designed to support collaboration and elevate the quality of school communications statewide.

In addition to her project work, Jennifer actively contributed to professional learning, resource sharing, and peer engagement, including participation in statewide and national initiatives. Her thoughtful and forward-thinking approach reflects a strong commitment to supporting the success of fellow school communicators.

Melissa Boggs

Melissa Boggs serves as Communications and Public Relations Supervisor with the Montgomery County Educational Service Center, where she brings creativity, design expertise, and a collaborative spirit to her work supporting school districts and educational initiatives.

As part of her PowerPRo work, Melissa partnered with a statewide team to develop the Public Schools ARE a Choice campaign. She played a key role in designing visual assets, including logos, signage, and promotional materials, and supported video production efforts that help tell the story of public education across Ohio.

Melissa also led the creation of a School Communicators Day campaign, providing districts with ready-to-use resources to recognize and celebrate their communications teams. Her work included designing graphics, crafting messaging, and developing tools that made it easy for district leaders to show appreciation for those who support school communications every day.

Melissa’s work reflects a strong commitment to creativity, collaboration, and providing practical tools that benefit districts across the state.

Anaka Rettig

Anaka Rettig serves as the Public Relations Specialist with Beavercreek City Schools, where she focuses on building connections, highlighting achievements, and supporting meaningful engagement with families and the community.

For her PowerPRo project, Anaka partnered with OHSPRA leadership to expand the organization’s social media presence and strengthen member engagement. She developed and managed content that elevated member work, promoted association initiatives, and increased visibility for professional achievements across the state.

A key component of her work was the launch of the Member Monday Spotlight Series, which recognizes school PR professionals across Ohio and fosters stronger connections within the organization. Through this initiative and her broader efforts, Anaka helped create new opportunities for engagement, recognition, and collaboration among members.

Anaka’s work reflects a forward-thinking approach to digital communication and a strong commitment to building a more connected school PR community.

Beth Sizemore

Beth Sizemore serves as the Director of Public Relations at Beavercreek City Schools, where she is dedicated to supporting effective communication practices and strengthening connections within her district and the broader school PR community.

As part of her PowerPRo project, Beth created “I Wish I Had Known: A Practical Guide for New Ohio School PR Professionals,” a comprehensive onboarding resource designed to support individuals who are new to the profession. The guide captures insights, lessons learned, and practical advice from experienced communicators, offering valuable perspective and encouragement for those just starting out.

In addition to her project work, Beth contributed to professional development, resource sharing, and peer support through active engagement with OHSPRA and statewide initiatives. Her work reflects a commitment to mentorship, growth, and helping others navigate the complexities of school communications.

Staci Vincent

Staci Vincent serves as the Communications Assistant with Orange City Schools and is widely recognized for her leadership, storytelling expertise, and long-standing contributions to the field of school public relations.

This year marks Staci’s fifth PowerPRo designation, making her the only OHSPRA member to earn this recognition every year since the program’s inception. Her continued commitment to professional growth, service, and leadership has made a lasting impact on the organization and the school PR community across Ohio.

As part of her PowerPRo work, Staci collaborated with a statewide team to develop the Public Schools ARE a Choice campaign. This initiative includes a comprehensive toolkit featuring social media resources, communication materials, and a video designed to highlight the value of public education and raise awareness of funding challenges facing Ohio schools.

Staci also contributed extensively to professional development, award program judging, and peer collaboration, further demonstrating her dedication to advancing the profession.

Jenny Wood

Jenny Wood serves as the Information Officer and Webmaster with Northmont City Schools, where she is committed to supporting effective communication and community engagement.

For her PowerPRo project, Jenny collaborated with colleagues across the state to develop the Public Schools ARE a Choice campaign. This initiative includes a toolkit of social media resources, materials for engaging legislators, and a video designed to promote awareness of the importance of public education and the current funding challenges facing Ohio schools.

The campaign is designed to provide districts with practical, ready-to-use resources that can support local communication efforts. By helping lead this work, Jenny contributed to a statewide effort to strengthen messaging and support public schools across Ohio.

In addition to her project work, Jenny actively participated in professional development, national and state-level engagement, and peer collaboration, demonstrating her commitment to growth and service within the profession.