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“Being able to make calls and send messages and have it on record is important,” says Texas teacher Dianna Ramirez. The end of the school year is upon us, and many teachers are being asked to prove

Parent communication was a focus for most districts across the U.S even before the abrupt changes made with the COVID-19 school shutdowns. Everything shifted in the blink of an eye, however, when schools across the country began extending spring break and then delaying return

Katharine Greene, a middle school English teacher from AHLF Junior High School in Searcy, Arkansas is familiar with one historical battle fought by teachers and students across the world: that is the epic battle of homework. Teachers everywhere assign work with optimistic expectations, only to be met the next day with empty hands!

Advice for K-12 Administrators

Educators generally agree that parental involvement is great for students. When parents and schools work together, students have a greater opportunity to excel in both their home and school lives. However, working with parents isn’t always so simple. 

“How was your day?”

In the month of October, every outbound call, outbound 1:1 text message, or outbound 1:1 email made with SchoolStatus automatically enters you* to win CASH FOR YOUR CLASSROOM? How much cash?

$500 for First Prize, $250 for Second, $100 for Third (click here for official contest rules) *winners must be a classroom teacher

Read on to see why Director of Operations, Leslie Ortego, decided to run a crazy, month-long communications contest.

Staying on top of the latest and greatest tech can be a job in and of itself. Knowing that technology and methods change rapidly, how do savvy superintendents stay ahead of the curve?

Communicating with parents can seem overwhelming when you have enthusiastic goals for increasing attendance, improving test scores, and decreasing disciplinary issues in your classroom. 

SchoolStatus, the ONLY data analytics company that turns your student data into parent conversations, is pleased to announce the recent growth of its Operations and Development teams to align with innovative product advancements and creative customer training methods. The newest SchoolStatus team members, Josh Oberst and Matt Spiers, add fuel to the expansion of the user-focused offerings.