About SchoolStatus

SchoolStatus is an integrated platform designed for K-12 student data analytics, family communication, and attendance management. The platform offers automated attendance interventions, personalized attendance letters, and overall communication management through SMS, email, phone calls, and in-app messaging. It enables two-way messaging and ensures compliance and security in communication. SchoolStatus also provides detailed information, including message logs, phone call recordings, absences, and disciplinary actions, for informed decision-making. The platform simplifies the management of classroom activities, volunteer sign-ups, and family communication through a centralized hub to improve attendance rates and enhance family engagement.

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51-200 employees

Used daily for more than 2 years

Review Source: Capterra

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Reviewed December 2022

The Most Helpful Tool in Years!

Communication, communication, communication! Document, document, document!

PROS

SchoolStatus creates a unique cell number for the teacher/administrator to call, text, or email parents. As a parent, the software is invaluable as teachers/coaches can send out blanket group messages. As an educator, I have spent hours reviewing calls, and creating timelines of interactions with parents, to help support my teachers. It is an amazing tool that allows you to see every time anyone engages with the parent. In addition, it keeps a time-stamped and dated log of all interactions. AWESOME!

CONS

As we transitioned to using the software, the biggest challenge was reminding people to use it. For so many years, educators have been using their cell phone numbers, which has been problematic. In year 3 of full implementation, it's second nature to use it to engage with parents.