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Help Your Students Thrive

Unified communication and attendance tools make it easy to keep families engaged.

 

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SchoolStatus Supports Educators

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Engage Students’ Families

Make it easy to communicate with families

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Cultivate Classroom Connections

Build a community around your classroom

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Do More in Less Time

Automate everyday tasks so you can focus on students

Build a Bridge Between School and Home

Build Trust with Families

Build Trust with Families

Start conversations between families and schools from a single platform for calls, chat, newsletters, website updates, and more. Quickly segment audiences by grade, class, or school, so you can send relevant news and updates instead of generic messages.

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Personalize Outreach with Audience Filtering

Personalize Outreach with Audience Filtering

Help families take an active role in their kids’ academic journey by sending school and classroom updates in their home language. See classroom updates and school-wide announcements in a central feed, and get dedicated updates with Smore newsletters.

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Streamline Your Workflow

Streamline Your Workflow

Use automated workflows to take the hassle out of daily tasks. Upload and access student health records, request family permissions and approvals with digital forms, and easily submit reimbursements.

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Get Transparent, Actionable Feedback

Get Transparent, Actionable Feedback

Take control of your career growth. See all feedback conversations in a central platform that connect observations to actionable next steps and set collaborative career goals.

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SchoolStatus is easy to navigate and as a third-year teacher, it holds the student and teacher accountable. I am able to inform parents and students immediately on any issue in the classroom and any announcements I may have for them.

Tracy Patrick, Teacher, Newton Municipal School District