District Fonts
Consistent typography is essential to maintaining our professional brand identity across all district communications. Our selected fonts work together to create a cohesive visual experience that reflects our commitment to excellence and builds recognition within our community.
Primary Typography
Aa Bb Cc
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Montserrat
Body & General ContentOur primary font for body text, descriptions, and general content.
View on Google Fonts →Haslett
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Protest Strike
Titles & HeadingsOur title font for main headings and emphasis. Use sparingly.
View on Google Fonts →Both fonts are Google Fonts, ensuring they are free, accessible, and easily integrated into standard applications like Google Docs and Google Slides.
Implementation Guidelines
- Use Montserrat for all body text and secondary information.
- Reserve Protest Strike exclusively for titles and primary headings.
- Limit Protest Strike usage to once or twice per document for maximum impact.
- Maintain consistency across all district communications.
Adding Fonts to Your Applications
- Open your Google Doc, Slides presentation, or compatible program.
- Access the font dropdown menu.
- Select "More fonts" at the top of the font list.
- Search for "Montserrat" or "Protest Strike" in the search field.
- Click the desired font to add it to your available options.
- Click "OK" to confirm. The fonts will now appear in your regular font menu.
What NOT to Do
- Do not substitute similar fonts or use system defaults.
- Do not mix additional font families beyond our approved selections.
- Do not apply excessive formatting effects to these fonts.
- Do not use Protest Strike for body text or extended content.
- Do not ignore font guidelines in favor of personal preferences.
Proper font usage ensures our communications maintain the professional standard our community expects and deserves.