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Scattered School Messaging
Parents and teachers struggle with scattered, unreliable school communication channels that cause missed updates, repetitive manual outreach, and unverified message delivery.
In their words
I can't even get the alert on time because a bunch of people have access to jobs WAY EARLIER than most.
I got it because I suddenly stopped receiving notifications from Frontline.
my partner, our nanny, and i are constantly texting back and forth, and stuff is still getting missed
We use Apptegy at the moment (pricey, pricey).
We currently are using ProCare as our center's app but we do not like it at all.
I'd like the user (a parent) to be able to create profiles for kids under their account, so when they register for a course, they need to select one of the children
we don't like that we have to have four apps to get in contact with the parents
the district can't send ONE email reminding parents who need before-care to submit their paperwork?
Every time a pupil is removed from a lesson, the teacher has to phone home.
a portal AND an app you're apparently supposed to be checking on top of all that, super frustrating
Demanding calls from 3 different providers after each session, 2-3 sessions per week...and the parent won't get off the phone in less than an hour minimum.
I was expected to send 7 of each kid a day, and only 3 could have more than one kid.
Homework isn’t assigned in class any more. It’s posted on dozens of inscrutable websites in weird UX’s that are impossible for any single human to understand.
being able to setup a schedule with only approved apps being able to deliver pushes during a particular time period would be great
Parents and teachers
Where they talk
- r/Teachers
- r/ECEProfessionals
- r/AskTeachers
- r/SubstituteTeachers
- r/AustralianTeachers
- r/TeachingUK
- r/raisingkids
- r/edtech
Tools they use today
- ParentSquare
- Frontline
- Google Classroom
- Canvas
- SubAlert
- PowerSchool
- Brightwheel
- Google Calendar
Why those fall short
- redundant paperwork, no time, handwritten-only forms, logs never up to date
- No documentation or warning; parents upset; students bypass with AI
- Parents ignore or cannot find info across too many channels
- no single app; each teacher has a different system; info not pre-populated
- teachers locked out of behavioral documentation; privacy rules prevent transparency
Map of ideas
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