Today We Learned: Empower parents to start better learning conversations.

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Source: Today We Learned: Empower parents to start better learning conversations.

Today We Learned is a free site that’s designed to streamline communication with parents. Teachers are given message starters to help create messages to be sent, and also teachers can send alerts and notifications to all parents or to a particular student’s parents.

There is also a principal pack option, allowing principals to track communications and parental engagement.

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