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?
So, here is a scenario: Student Benchmarks come in for the Fall, you pour through the data, scramble manically through spreadsheets and printouts of last year’s Spring State Assessment, only finding some of the many results.
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.
Parent and family involvement correlates with higher academic performance as well as overall school improvement. When families are informed and involved, students tend to:
“Did you hear the good news?” Calling a parent to share positive feedback about their kid is a great way to start a relationship with them. Are you calling with good news on a regular basis? If not, this advice may help you create your own strategy for revving up your calls.
SchoolStatus is pleased to announce the recent growth of its Operations, Development, Sales, and Marketing teams to align with new client opportunities and continued customer success. The newest SchoolStatus team members, Erica Cowan, Carolyn Petrosian, Mark Sharp, Amanda Matthews, and Dane Conrad further strengthen the company’s proven offerings as well as expansion into the Southeast.
Cloud-based education platforms have revolutionized the way teachers communicate with students in the classroom, making it instantaneous and more effortless than ever. But what if technology could revolutionize how teachers communicate with parents in that same way?
