We've been looking into ReachMyTeach to facilitate classroom teacher communication with all our parents. I really like the fact this service was created by *teachers* (and students) who really understand this need and its complexity. Folks at ReachMyTeach have been great to talk with and they're going to provide us with a free test/pilot period.
But a surprising monkey wrench arrived at the inbox of our data manager this morning. The AOE has apparently provided all districts in the state with access to something called "ParentNotices" by Transact which will (roughly) do some of the same things that impressed us with ReachMyTeach. Anyone know about ParentNotices? Our data manager is the only one who received this information - but he's also our primary point of contact for the AOE.
DB
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Drew Blanchard, M. Ed.
Technology Integrationist
Drew Blanchard, M. Ed. Technology Integrationist
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