Make a gorgeous newsletter for your school district in minutes
No need to use a different tool to send out email newsletters. Build them directly in SchoolStatus for on brand emails that are easy to make and look great.
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Create drag and drop newsletters with ease
Easy to use newsletter builder for schools
Drag and drop editor
Build your newsletter with drag and drop sections. Use custom images or from our library of photos. Embed videos and files.
Schedule newsletters
You’re not always by your desk to hit send. So schedule newsletters and carry on with your day.
Translate automatically
Not everyone’s comfortable speaking your language. SchoolStatus provides easy translation into over 100 languages.
Easy to use analytics
Review communication stats across your entire school/district, or zoom in on individual members’ newsletters. Plus, everyone can see their own newsletter stats.
"Outstanding way to find all the information about students in one place. Easy to keep track of attendance and discipline. And the ability to communicate quickly and effectively with parents is unmatched.”
Joshua Lindsey, Principal, Gulfport School District
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