Until last year, our district relied on a legacy platform for sharing school-related information. We eventually recognized the significant limitations of that system—limited teacher control, no built-in translation capability, and minimal communication features—and started exploring better options.
In June 2024, we implemented a new school-home communication and engagement platform.
Of course, change is never easy, especially across 20 different campuses. To facilitate a smooth transition, we used a “roadshow” approach to introduce the new solution district-wide. Now we have 99.6% contactability rates, full translation capabilities in 190+ languages, and we’ve given our teachers the autonomy they really needed for school-home communications.
Here are five key benefits we’ve seen since making the move last year:
By prioritizing teacher autonomy, seamless multilingual communication and authentic engagement with our families, we’ve not only overcome the constraints of our former system but we’ve also cultivated a more informed, cohesive school community. The tangible benefits—empowering educators to proactively manage information flow and community sentiment—underscore the transformative power of a well-implemented school-home communication strategy.
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