Be their 1st choice. Period.
Our approach to K-12 branding has been honed over many years and thousands of hours spent listening, learning, and working side by side with many dedicated teams at leading institutions like The Philadelphia School, Friends Central, Breck School, and Harlem Academy. Through this work, we've developed a branding philosophy specific to the education space—one that's based on a deep understanding of its unique priorities. In short, we know what's needed to build (and just as importantly, to sustain) a successful K-12 brand. For us, doing it right starts with our core principles.

Position—Make an A+ first impression.
There are a lot of options out there. What are your school’s superpowers? And why do students (and families) love you?

Impact—Celebrate your best and brightest.
Shine the spotlight on your students’ academic achievements and the teachers who set the stage for their growth.

Legacy—Connect your past to the present.
Shaping students’ hearts and minds matters—and so does your vision for putting today’s learners on a path to success.

Recognition—Be their 1st choice.
Get the recognition you deserve and become the school they’re crossing their fingers for.

Case Studies

We don’t just talk the talk. 
We build K-12 brands with purpose.

Breck School admission material design by J2
Breck School
A Brand Fit for K Through 12
View Breck School
The Philadelphia School print collateral design by J2
The Philadelphia School
Defining Progressive Education
View The Philadelphia School
Khan Academy
A Fresh Brand Curriculum
View Khan Academy
Susquehanna University
Small University and a Big Rebrand
View Susquehanna University

Ready to build a brand that differentiates, connects, and coveys your schools unique value?

Perspectives

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Illustration of a young graphic designer with butterfly wings leaping into the air
The Importance of Mentorship—Nurturing the Next Generation of Design Talent
A composition of web browser windows on a desktop showing the Vision page of a non-profit website, alongside their logo designed by J2
Processing Process—Jumping into Webflow for the Diane and Norman Bernstein Foundation
Designer working with team in modern office
Meet Justin Carey—Senior Designer

Contact

Want to learn more about how we can help transform your institution? Let’s chat.

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Philadelphia PA 19123

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