How School-Community Partnerships Work in Action: Inspiring Examples
In this post, we visit literacy programs and youth sports partnerships, have coffee with the cops, and check on parent programs. One word captures the beautiful landscape of community partnerships: Responsibility.
Read MoreEpstein’s Parent Engagement Model: How To Make an Impact
Epstein’s school-home partnership action plan is a gold standard of building partnerships with families and bridging the gap between school and home.
Read MoreSchool Signals is Now Official Technology Partner with PowerSchool
School Signals announced today its official technology partnership with PowerSchool, the leading K–12 student information system (SIS) in the U.S.
Read MoreWhat Parents Want You to Know about Parent-Teacher Conferences
Parents want parent-teacher conferences to be less about one-way reviews of academic assessments and more about teacher-parent dialogue.
Read MoreWhat Parents Told Me How They Keep Up With School Communication
Parents have learned to skillfully manage school communication with practical strategies. But what if there was a better way to locate school communication?
Read MoreHow to Select the Best Parent-Teacher Conference (PTC) Scheduling App
Parent-Teacher Conference Scheduling does not need to be a complicated back-and-forth process if you choose the right digital tools that are easy to set and use.
Read MoreHow to Select the Best PTA Communication App & Engagement Platform
PTAs are the heart of the school community. Your PTA deserves a modern platform that engages the parent community and maximizes your reach.
Read MoreSchool Platform Evaluation: Priority Rubric
Determining which K12 school app to go with is a big decision. Pinpoint your actual needs, request clear answers and demonstrations, and ensure you can understand and use the system before buying it.
Read MoreNew AI-Powered School Communication Features Boost Efficiency
School Signals is pleased to announce the release of AI-driven tools that improve school communication efficiency and keep school communication safer.
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