Send district announcements, target selected schools, issue Critical Alerts. Maintain oversight while individual schools manage their own communication.
School districts manage communication across all schools in one platform.
Yes. School Signals is designed for whole-school and multi-school communication.
District administrators can manage communication across multiple schools while each school maintains its own community, administrators, classrooms, programs, and communication.
Yes. District Admins can manage multiple schools through their district account.
A district can also limit a District Admin's access to a defined group of schools rather than automatically giving every District Admin access to every school.
Yes. District Admins can publish district communication to all schools or select the individual schools that need to receive it.
Families see the communication within their own School Signals environment rather than having to follow a separate district system.
Yes. A District Admin can select which schools receive a District Post rather than automatically sending every district communication to every school.
Yes. District communication and school-level communication operate as separate levels within School Signals.
School leaders can continue managing their own school communication while district leaders publish information that applies across multiple schools.
Yes. Communication can be connected to the right audience.
School Signals supports district communication, schoolwide posts, grade levels, classrooms, clubs and programs, groups, staff communication, and individual messaging.
Yes. A district can give an administrator access to all schools or restrict that administrator to a selected group of schools.
This allows districts to align School Signals access with regional, departmental, or other administrative responsibilities.
Yes. School Signals supports both individual schools and multi-school organizations serving thousands of students and family members.
Its district structure lets larger organizations manage multiple school communities without treating every user as one undifferentiated audience.
Yes. District administrators can create online form templates and share them with schools across the district.
Each school can then publish the form within its own school community, providing district consistency while maintaining school-level distribution and submission management.
Yes. A district can begin with a pilot at one school and expand School Signals after the district team has experience with the platform and launch.
