This resource is designed for families and includes answers to frequently asked questions regarding the SchoolMessenger app. A PDF is attached for distribution purposes.
The SchoolMessenger app is the next generation of the app that has been known as SchoolMessenger InfoCenter. The updated app includes new features and option and replaces the InfoCenter app.
The SchoolMessenger app adds a significant new feature, teacher-initiated messaging. This allows you to use the app to communicate with your student’s teacher, individually or in groups, and to exchange files (such as permission slips, photos from field trips, etc.) also all from within the app.
You’ll continue to use the school-branded mobile app and, if there’s a function needed that’s provided by the SchoolMessenger app, the SchoolMessenger app will be automatically launched from within your school-branded mobile app. After the SchoolMessenger app’s functionality is no longer being used, you’ll be returned to the school-branded app. It’s like how the Facebook and Facebook Messenger apps work together.
Nothing, if your smartphone is set to automatically update its mobile apps. The new SchoolMessenger app will replace the SchoolMessenger InfoCenter app during an update.
If a smartphone is not set to accept automatic app updates, you will be prompted to download the new SchoolMessenger app, or update your existing app, when it is available.
No. The standard app with teacher-initiated messaging is free and the rest of its features are equivalent to InfoCenter.
The SchoolMessenger app will be available on the Android Google Play and Apple iOS app stores under the name SchoolMessenger.
Yes. For those who prefer to use a website instead of a mobile app (or who don’t have easy access to a smartphone), the SchoolMessenger app’s functions will be available online at https://go.schoolmessenger.com. An account for the web app is recognized on the mobile apps, and vice versa.
New capabilities include both individual and group (e.g., classes, sports teams, PTO groups) two-way
messaging; the ability for teachers and families to exchange files, images, and videos (e.g., photographed permission slips); and the ability for you to review all notifications and messages related to your schools and district in a single, scrollable, “stream” view.
Your school may automatically identify teachers and their students and notify you. Or, a teacher may send out invitations with a class code, which then allows you to be tied to a specific a teacher for your student.
Yes, there are additional modules that can be turned on at the district level. Examples include individual student information and student absence reporting, all within the app. Your school will let you know if and when those added features are available
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This resource is designed for families and includes answers to frequently asked questions regarding the SchoolMessenger app. A PDF is attached for distribution purposes.
The SchoolMessenger app is the next generation of the app that has been known as SchoolMessenger InfoCenter. The updated app includes new features and option and replaces the InfoCenter app.
The SchoolMessenger app adds a significant new feature, teacher-initiated messaging. This allows you to use the app to communicate with your student’s teacher, individually or in groups, and to exchange files (such as permission slips, photos from field trips, etc.) also all from within the app.
You’ll continue to use the school-branded mobile app and, if there’s a function needed that’s provided by the SchoolMessenger app, the SchoolMessenger app will be automatically launched from within your school-branded mobile app. After the SchoolMessenger app’s functionality is no longer being used, you’ll be returned to the school-branded app. It’s like how the Facebook and Facebook Messenger apps work together.
Nothing, if your smartphone is set to automatically update its mobile apps. The new SchoolMessenger app will replace the SchoolMessenger InfoCenter app during an update.
If a smartphone is not set to accept automatic app updates, you will be prompted to download the new SchoolMessenger app, or update your existing app, when it is available.
No. The standard app with teacher-initiated messaging is free and the rest of its features are equivalent to InfoCenter.
The SchoolMessenger app will be available on the Android Google Play and Apple iOS app stores under the name SchoolMessenger.
Yes. For those who prefer to use a website instead of a mobile app (or who don’t have easy access to a smartphone), the SchoolMessenger app’s functions will be available online at https://go.schoolmessenger.com. An account for the web app is recognized on the mobile apps, and vice versa.
New capabilities include both individual and group (e.g., classes, sports teams, PTO groups) two-way
messaging; the ability for teachers and families to exchange files, images, and videos (e.g., photographed permission slips); and the ability for you to review all notifications and messages related to your schools and district in a single, scrollable, “stream” view.
Your school may automatically identify teachers and their students and notify you. Or, a teacher may send out invitations with a class code, which then allows you to be tied to a specific a teacher for your student.
Yes, there are additional modules that can be turned on at the district level. Examples include individual student information and student absence reporting, all within the app. Your school will let you know if and when those added features are available
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This resource is designed for families and includes answers to frequently asked questions regarding the SchoolMessenger app. A PDF is attached for distribution purposes.
The SchoolMessenger app is the next generation of the app that has been known as SchoolMessenger InfoCenter. The updated app includes new features and option and replaces the InfoCenter app.
The SchoolMessenger app adds a significant new feature, teacher-initiated messaging. This allows you to use the app to communicate with your student’s teacher, individually or in groups, and to exchange files (such as permission slips, photos from field trips, etc.) also all from within the app.
You’ll continue to use the school-branded mobile app and, if there’s a function needed that’s provided by the SchoolMessenger app, the SchoolMessenger app will be automatically launched from within your school-branded mobile app. After the SchoolMessenger app’s functionality is no longer being used, you’ll be returned to the school-branded app. It’s like how the Facebook and Facebook Messenger apps work together.
Nothing, if your smartphone is set to automatically update its mobile apps. The new SchoolMessenger app will replace the SchoolMessenger InfoCenter app during an update.
If a smartphone is not set to accept automatic app updates, you will be prompted to download the new SchoolMessenger app, or update your existing app, when it is available.
No. The standard app with teacher-initiated messaging is free and the rest of its features are equivalent to InfoCenter.
The SchoolMessenger app will be available on the Android Google Play and Apple iOS app stores under the name SchoolMessenger.
Yes. For those who prefer to use a website instead of a mobile app (or who don’t have easy access to a smartphone), the SchoolMessenger app’s functions will be available online at https://go.schoolmessenger.com. An account for the web app is recognized on the mobile apps, and vice versa.
New capabilities include both individual and group (e.g., classes, sports teams, PTO groups) two-way
messaging; the ability for teachers and families to exchange files, images, and videos (e.g., photographed permission slips); and the ability for you to review all notifications and messages related to your schools and district in a single, scrollable, “stream” view.
Your school may automatically identify teachers and their students and notify you. Or, a teacher may send out invitations with a class code, which then allows you to be tied to a specific a teacher for your student.
Yes, there are additional modules that can be turned on at the district level. Examples include individual student information and student absence reporting, all within the app. Your school will let you know if and when those added features are available
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