Lake Worth ISD Brand Book

This guide is designed to aid in the appropriate use and application of the Lake Worth ISD logo, color palette, and typography. If you have any questions, please contact Noah Ceballos, Communications Coordinator.

Download the Lake Worth ISD Brand Book

 

LAKE WORTH ISD LOGO
The Lake Worth ISD logo must be used in all official District, department or program publications.

Remember, the logo should not be altered.

PRIMARY LOGO

 

 

Email Signatures 

LWISD requires all of its employees to use an official e-mail signature for all email correspondence created through their LWISD email account. Email signatures that do not follow this standard may NOT be used. Consistent email signatures deliver a visually coherent look across departments and campuses. Just as our business cards follow a standardized approach, email signatures should be consistent. 

Email signatures should include:

• Your name
• Job title
• Department or Campus
• Lake Worth Independent School District
• Phone number
• Email Address
• Location
• See the Lake Worth ISD Brand Book for formatting instructions. 

Shortened versions of this signature are acceptable for a reply on work-issued smartphone emails. 

Microsoft Outlook: How to set your Email Signature (Outlook)

Create and add an email signature in Outlook.com (Office 365)

 

Business cards and stationery

For instructions on ordering business cards, letterhead, or other stationery, contact Purchasing.

 

ONLINE RESOURCES

Canva: A free tool for creating designs for social media. 

Prezi: A free presentation software that uses motion, zoom, and spatial relationships to bring presentations to life.

Venngage: A free tool for creating beautiful and informative infographics.

BlackBoard Image Editor (Best in Firefox or Chrome)

AP Stylebook