Enhancing family and school partnerships is key to student success, and our instructional technology tools like Seesaw, Talking Points, Teams, and Schoology make communication more accessible and effective. These platforms provide seamless ways for families to stay informed, engage with classroom activities, and collaborate with teachers to support their child’s learning journey.
Seesaw allows teachers, students, and families to connect seamlessly through interactive messages and a digital portfolio. Teachers can share student work, provide feedback, and celebrate achievements, while families stay informed and engaged in their child's learning journey.
Talking Points is a powerful tool for breaking down language barriers and enhancing communication between teachers and families. It translates messages into the family's preferred language, making it easier for everyone to stay involved and engaged in the student's educational experience.
Team Newsletters Made Easy! Grade 4 and 5 departmentalized teacher teams now have access to Smore newsletters to create a single team newsletter for families. This is a great way to keep parents informed with classroom updates, important dates, learning highlights, and reminders, all in one easy-to-read communication. Collaborate as a team to streamline communication and provide families with one consistent source for staying connected to their child's school experience.
Teacher Sign-In: District Credentials (MyApps), then Sign in with Google
Contact: Communications Dept.
Schoology Messages streamline communication between teachers, students, and families. Teachers can send important updates, answer questions, and maintain an open line of communication, ensuring everyone is on the same page and working together to support student success.
Microsoft Teams allows teachers to host virtual meetings and conferences with families, especially when face-to-face interactions are not possible. Additionally, Teams serves as an essential platform for delivering instruction during flexible instruction days.