Unify School Communication.
Build Real Participation.
Bring your school community to a unified platform for messaging, events, athletics and parent participation. Get the needed oversight on communication.
A unified platform for school communication, events, and parent participation—keeping your entire school community aligned and engaged.
Bring your school community to a unified platform for messaging, events, athletics and parent participation. Get the needed oversight on communication.
School Signals brings everyday school communication, operations, and family engagement into one connected system. Two-way communication is translated and delivered in multiple methods ensuring a wide reach.
Coordinate events, forms, documents, and information so the school community can actually find it.
Support the activities, relationships, and participation that make school life work.
Brookings Harbor Christian School in Brookings, OR, uses School Signals to let parents know about school-wide news, classroom updates, learning and homework reminders from teachers, parent-teacher messaging, school events, and internal staff communication. We are grateful for their trust in School Signals.
Based in Rockford, IL, Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Academy uses School Signals to coordinate after-school basketball teams, keep the community updated on events, and showcase hundreds of pictures in organized photo galleries. We are excited to support the academy's growing communication on the platform.
Based in San Francisco, CA, Willie Brown Middle School PTSO shows what parent-driven initiatives really mean. The PTSO has impressively invited the 500+ parent community to use the platform, where actionable topics range from the recent teacher strikes, track practices, fundraisers, upcoming school events, and volunteering. Parents quickly jump to answer each other's questions, keeping the community supported.
Unified school communication means that messages, forms, events, volunteering, documents, and important district, school-wide, classroom and after-school club updates are created, shared, and responded to within a single system—so families can engage two-way, and school leaders maintain consistent visibility across the school(s).
School Signals brings all engagement features to a singular platform reducing scattered information and making it easier for school communities to stay aligned.
Yes, you can pilot School Signals in one of your schools to measure the results. Once School Signals is successfully implemented at one school, rolling it out to the remaining schools is much smoother, as your team will already understand how to support adoption and implementation.
School Signals is built to help schools carry out day-to-day family communication and engagement practices commonly expected under Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) and Title I.
Schools use School Signals to unify school-wide communication, collect feedback through forms, coordinate participation such as events and volunteering, and manage parent-teacher conferences with reminders and pre-conference forms.
School Signals can support School Improvement Plans (SIP) or Title I family engagement plan implementation by making it easier to consistently execute communication strategies, engagement efforts, and document participation and input. Districts determine their own compliance approach and documentation requirements.
Yes. School Signals can replace multiple disconnected tools with one unified platform and app.
After subscribing, we recommend taking a few weeks to set up your school’s content, configure the platform, and become familiar with the system so your rollout is intentional and organized.
Our team provides training and answers your questions throughout the onboarding process.
Yes. We recommend starting with a product discovery demo. After the demo, we can set up a trial school so your team can explore the platform and understand how it would work for your communication needs.
School Signals was created by the team behind Nabr Network, a residential community communication platform used by millions of residents across thousands of communities.
The same founding team is now focused on building the next generation of school and district communication software for K–12 education.
