Work Experience

Brittney KIDS CASTLE LEARNING CENTER

Caregiver & Teacher|Bridge City, TX | 2015-2016

Meeks Cared for children ages 2 weeks to 11 years, cleaned, lead

small activities, & frequently acted as the closer of the daycare.

FLEUR FINE BOOKS

Social Media Manager | Port Neches, TX | 2016-2017
This was a bookstore I worked as the social media manager for, as well
as a store clerk. I shelved books, worked the cash register as well as with
customers, & ran the store by myself most of the time. I also had the
position of photographer when we had book signings.  

THE KIRBY SMITH REAL ESTATE GROUP

Buyer Specialist & Digital Marketing Director | Nederland, TX | 2017-Present
After completing my temporary internship, I was promoted to a higher
level intern. Additionally, after earning my TX real estate license, I sold
homes & took care of all marketing needs for the group. I am currently
taking time away from selling homes to hone my digital marketing
craft here, & my new main focus is on promoting our team on/offline.

Contact
Internships
E-MAIL:
LIGHTSTRIKE PRODUCTIONS
brittney.meeks@hotmail.com
Production Assistant | Beaumont, TX | 2016
PHONE:
(409) 719-8670 Worked on set for several DuGood Credit Union commercials as an
extra, a production assistant, and actor coordinator. 
Profile
THE KIRBY SMITH REAL ESTATE GROUP
Outstanding digital marketer Marketing Intern | Nederland, TX | 2017
with varied experience seeks
Created fliers, social media posts, yard signs, & helped re-brand the
 to utilize organizational,
real estate broker Kirby Smith. Additionally, I filmed & edited videos,
communication, & media skills to
designed various marketing materials for each team member, &
contribute to an organization in a
worked in client relations (answering phones, filing, etc.)
field related to
marketing/communications. Skills/Traits Awards
Digital Marketing
Education PRESIDENT’S LIST AT LAMAR
Real Estate
UNIVERSITY              
Video & Audio Production/Editing
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Photography 
DEPARTMENT OF
MAJORING IN CORPORATE Journalism Experience COMMUNICATION OUTSTANDING
COMMUNICATIONS Writing for the Media ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
Public Relations AT LAMAR UNIVERSITY
Lamar University Advertising NATIONAL COMMUNICATION
Beaumont, TX Customer Relations HONOR SOCIETY MEMBER AT
Degree anticipated Incredibly Organized
LAMAR UNIVERSITY
Self-Motivated
Decemeber, 2018 MEMBER OF THE HONOR SOCIETY
Multitask-er
OF PHI KAPPA PHI 
Current GPA 3.968 Positive Attitude
BRIDGE CITY ISD
Fact Sheet: Trying to pass a $150 million bond – Feb. 28, 2018

WHO

 Bridge City Independent School District

 Todd Lintzen, Superintendent of Schools

WHAT

 Trying to pass a $150 million bond to fund the district.

 Funds will go towards building new schools, purchasing new buses, increasing technology, and
updating classroom and lunchroom seating.

WHERE

 Bridge City, Texas (Orange County)

 A small, local town with an approximate population of 8,300 people.

WHEN

 Campaigning for the bond began February 28 th, 2018.

 Voting on the bond begins March 14th, 2018 at 7 am – 8 pm at Bridge City Elementary.

WHY

 Bridge City ISD needs the money to improve their district.

 With a growing number of people moving to BCISD after Hurricane Harvey, the school needs
more space to accommodate all students comfortably and efficiently.
 More jobs will be created if there are more buildings to maintain.

BENEFITS

 Nicer and more appealing schools.

 New jobs for currently unemployed teachers and workers.
 The room to teach more students, thus expanding BCISD and boosting its reputation.
QUOTE

 Lintzen: “I’m happy about the possibility of this bond being passed. I as well as my colleagues
feel that this money is necessary in order to take the next step and expand our district. This
community is a wonderful place to live and to work, and we want to make our schools large
enough to accommodate any number of students that move to Bridge City.”

BACKGROUND ON BCISD

 Based in Bridge City, Texas

 Local School District
 The mission of Bridge City Independent School District, a progressive family/community-
supported educational system, is to provide a comprehensive well-balanced instructional
program in a safe learning environment to ensure the development of caring, responsible,
productive graduates capable of contributing in a global society.

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 Brittney Meeks
Public Relations Director
(123) 456-7890
brittney@bcisd.net

BRIDGE CITY ISD

1031 W Roundbunch RD March 4, 2018
Bridge City, TX 77611 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

BRIDGE CITY INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT TRYING TO PASS BOND

Local city trying to gain voter support for $150 million bond to improve their school district.

Special to the Penny Record – The Bridge City Independent School District is seeking to

raise awareness and gain voter support for the $150 million bond being voted on March 14th, 2018

at Bridge City Elementary. Voting will be open to all registered citizens.

The bond was created to fund improvements that need to be made to the school district.

Some of these include the building of new schools to expand the district, the purchasing of

additional school buses, an overall technology upgrade to all the buildings, and enhanced

classroom and lunchroom seating.

Voting will be held from 7 am – 8 pm in the cafeteria of the elementary, located on the left

side of the school. For any questions or inquiries in relation to the bond, persons can contact Bridge

City ISD’s administration at (409) 735-1500.

The school district also stresses that having the bond pass will also create new jobs for

currently unemployed teachers and workers, and it will allow for supplementary room to teach

more students, thus expanding BCISD and boosting its reputation. Superintendent of Bridge City

schools, Todd Lintzen addressed these claims regarding the bond last month (February 28th, 2018),

when the district first announced the bond.

 “I’m happy about the possibility of this bond being passed. I as well as my colleagues feel

that this money is necessary in order to take the next step and expand our district. This community

is a wonderful place to live and to work, and we want to make our schools large enough to

accommodate any number of students that move to Bridge City.”

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 Radio News Release

__________________________________________________________
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact:
Length: 30 Seconds Brittney Meeks
Sponsor: BCISD Public Relations Director
Air Date: 3/6/2018 (123) 456-7890
brittney@bcisd.net

BRIDGE CITY INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT TRYING TO PASS BOND

Local city trying to gain voter support for $150 million bond to improve their school district.

Bridge City Independent School District is seeking to pass a $150 million bond to fund their district.

The money will go towards building new schools, purchasing new buses, increasing technology, and

updating classroom and lunchroom seating.

The school district urges the public to vote yes to this bond, stating that its passing will

create new jobs for currently unemployed teachers and workers and it will allow for additional

room to teach more students, therefore expanding BCISD and boosting its reputation.

Voting on this bond will begin on March 14th, 2018 at Bridge City Elementary from 7 am – 8 pm

in the cafeteria, located on the left side of the building. It is open to all registered citizens.

For more information on the bond, you can call Bridge City ISD’s administration building at (409)

735-1500.

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 Video News Release

__________________________________________________________
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact:
Length: 1minute Brittney Meeks
Sponsor: BCISD Public Relations Director
Air Date: 3/6/2018 (123) 456-7890
brittney@bcisd.net

BRIDGE CITY INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT TRYING TO PASS BOND

Local city trying to gain voter support for $150 million bond to improve their school district.

VIDEO AUDIO

Anchor on camera BRIDGE CITY INDEPENDENT SCHOOL

CUT TO: Clip of drone shot of Bridge City ISD
school buildings. (VO)
CUT TO: Clip of BCISD Logo (VO)
CUT TO: Anchor on camera
DISTRICT IS NOW SEEKING VOTER
SUPPORT TO HAVE A $150 MILLION BOND
PASSED TO IMPROVE THEIR SCHOOL
DISTRICT.
THE MONEY WOULD GO TOWARDS
BUILDING NEW SCHOOLS, PURCHASING
NEW BUSES, INCREASING TECHNOLOGY,
AND UPDATING CLASSROOM AND
LUNCHROOM SEATING.
THE SCHOOL DISTRICT URGES THE PUBLIC
TO VOTE YES TO THIS BOND, STATING
THAT ITS PASSING WILL CREATE NEW
JOBS FOR CURRENTLY UNEMPLOYED
TEACHERS AND WORKERS ALONG WITH
ALLOWING FOR ADDITIONAL ROOM TO
TEACH MORE STUDENTS, THEREFORE
EXPANDING BCISD AND BOOSTING ITS
REPUTATION.
WITH A GROWING NUMBER OF PEOPLE
MOVING TO BCISD AFTER HURRICANE
HARVEY, THE SCHOOL NEEDS

CUT TO: Clip of close up of Todd Lintzen,
Superintendent of Schools, with his name and
position across the bottom.
Lintzen:
CUT TO: Clip of Bridge City Elementary School,
showing where the cafeteria is. (VO)
CUT TO: Contact information for Bridge City
ISD’s administration building. (VO)
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MORE SPACE TO ACCOMMODATE ALL
STUDENTS COMFORTABLY AND
EFFICIENTLY.
“I’m happy about the possibility of this bond being
passed. I as well as my colleagues
feel that this money is necessary in order to take the
next step and expand our district. This
community is a wonderful place to live and to
work, and we want to make our schools large
enough to accommodate any number of students
that move to Bridge City.”
VOTING ON THIS BOND WILL BEGIN ON
MARCH 14TH, 2018 AT BRIDGE CITY
ELEMENTARY FROM 7 AM – 8 PM
IN THE CAFETERIA, LOCATED ON THE
LEFT SIDE OF THE BUILDING. IT IS OPEN TO
ALL REGISTERED CITIZENS.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THE BOND,
YOU CAN CALL BRIDGE CITY ISD’S
ADMINISTRATION BUILDING AT (409)
735-1500.

Q&A
CLIENT: BRIDGE CITY ISD
Potential Questions
1. What school district is this bond for, and how
much money will be given to them?
2. What is the $150 million going to be used to
do?
3. Is Bridge City ISD planning to hire more
teachers and staff with the new building
expansions?
4. How long are the improvements and
renovations set to take?
5. What would you say your mission is
regarding the community?
6. Are you planning on purchasing brand new
school buses, or just renovating the current
ones?
7. What kind of new buildings will be built?
8. Why does the city need more school
buildings?
9. Who can we contact to ask specific questions
regarding the bond?
10. When does the voting begin, and where can
we vote?
Brittney Meeks
3/4/2018
COMM 3362_49F
Potential Answers
“This bond would give $150 million to the
Bridge City Independent School District in
Bridge City, TX.”
“Funds will go towards building new schools,
purchasing new buses, increasing technology,
and updating classroom and lunchroom
seating.”
“Yes, the district hopes to create hundreds of
new jobs for both teachers and staff with
expansion of our school district.”
“We are hoping to have all of the potential
renovations to the district completed by the end
of 2020. Some of the upgrades will be
completed long before others.”
“The mission of Bridge City Independent
School District, a progressive
family/community supported educational
system, is to provide a comprehensive well-
balanced instructional program in a safe
learning environment to ensure the development
of caring, responsible, productive graduates
capable of contributing in a global society.”
“We are planning on purchasing at least 15
brand new school buses and retiring some of the
older models.”
“We are hoping to create a large performance
center/theatre, along with adding on additional
classroom buildings to each of the grade
levels.”
“With a growing number of people moving to
BCISD after Hurricane Harvey, the school
needs more space to accommodate all students
comfortably and efficiently.”
“For any questions or inquiries in relation to the
bond, you can contact Bridge City ISD’s
administration at (409) 735-1500.”
“Voting on this bond will begin on March 14th,
2018 at Bridge City Elementary from 7 am – 8
pm in the cafeteria, located on the left side of
the building and is open to all registered
citizens.”
 Brittney Meeks
3/4/2018
COMM 3362_49F
Planning Sheet – Position Statement

Public Relations Situation: Position responsible, productive graduates capable of

statement for the Bridge City Independent contributing in a global society
School District regarding a $150 million
Tone of Message: Communication with
bond they are trying to get passed to use to
potential voters and policymakers should be
improve their schools.
clear, concise, and friendly.
Analysis of Key Publics:
Intended Outcomes:
1. Policymakers who can help support the
• To provide the public with the information
bond; wants/interests/needs:
they need to know about the $150 million
• Valid information on the bond. bond going towards BCISD.
• A clear idea of what this bond will • To show the voters/public why they should
achieve. be advocating and voting yes to the bond.
• Reasons they need to support the bond. • To inspire policymakers and public figures
to back the bond and spread the word.
2. Voters/the public who are affected by the
bond; wants/interests/needs: • To encourage voter support and spread
awareness of when/where voting will take
• A straightforward, no tricks included
place.
position statement.
Action Statement: Advocating to the media
• Information on how the bond money will
and public for the $150 million bond to pass
be used to improve their district.
to use to improve Bridge City ISD’s schools.
• A good reason(s) as to why this money is
Readability Range: A grade level of 8-11
needed.
would make this information the most
Core News: BCISD is trying to pass a $150 accessible and understandable to the key
million bond to fund the district. Funds will publics.
go towards building new schools,
purchasing new buses, increasing
technology, and updating classroom and
lunchroom seating.
Benefit Statement: The mission of Bridge
City Independent School District, a
progressive family/community supported
educational system, is to provide a
comprehensive well-balanced instructional
program in a safe learning environment to
ensure the development of caring,
 Brittney Meeks
3/4/2018
COMM 3362_49F
Position Statement
Client: Bridge City ISD

The Bridge City Independent School District supports the passing of a $150 million bond

that will allow them to update their campuses. They further recognize that funds would go towards

building new schools, purchasing new buses, increasing technology, and updating classroom and

lunchroom seating.

BCISD assessed the region and found that measures must be taken to expand the district,

as more families have been moving to Bridge City after Hurricane Harvey. More students mean

more pressure to make room in the schools for them. Local citizens are encouraged to vote yes to

the bond as a way of demonstrating support for the school district.

Further, the town should support this bond in order for the school district to create new

jobs for currently unemployed teachers and workers and to allow for additional room to teach more

students, therefore expanding BCISD and boosting its reputation.

Registered peoples who plan to vote should spread the word about supporting the bond to

others. They should also make sure to be there during voting hours to perform their civic duty and

express their position on this bond. Voting will begin on March 14th, 2018 at Bridge City

Elementary from 7 am – 8 pm in the cafeteria, located on the left side of the building.
 BRIDGE CITY INDEPENDENT
SCHOOL DISTRICT
NEEDS YOUR HELP!

Vote Yes The BC Cardinals need the community to aid

in passing the amazing

TO THE BOND!
 $150 million bond to improve our schools. 
Bond benefits:
Nicer & more appealing
schools. 
New jobs for currently
unemployed teachers &
workers. 
Room to teach more students,
thus expanding BCISD &
boosting our reputation. 

MARCH 14TH, 2018 QUESTIONS?

VOTING STARTS: CALL US & DISCUSS IT!
BRIDGE CITY INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
 7AM-8PM AT 1031 W ROUNDBUNCH RD
BRIDGE CITY ELEMENTARY  BRIDGE CITY, TX 77611
PHONE: 409-735-1500
 1035 WEST ROUNDBUNCH, BRIDGE CITY, TX 77611 FAX: 409-735-1512