Photos from today's science fair sit next to the principal's update and the calendar reminder, ordered by relevance to each family's children. Likes and comments are admin-controlled, and the whole feed renders in each family's language. Families actually open this app, because it shows their child's day, not another school flyer.
Teachers capture artwork, science projects, writing samples, and milestones into a portfolio that follows the student. Families see growth over the year, not just a grade at the end. Activities and assignments live alongside, keeping the student's current work visible without another app download.
A year of work, captured and captioned, visible to family in their language. Filter by subject.
Messages, attendance notices, behavior recognition, upcoming events, pending forms, and grade updates, all organized around the student. Parents stop reconstructing their child's week from four apps and a crumpled backpack flyer. Multi-student households see each child with one login, one app.
Everything about your child in one view, recognition, attendance, and what needs your attention.
TalkingPoints built its brand on Family Check-Ins and an Attendance Message Series; SchoolStatus Literacy sends reading-level family updates. Bloomz ships all three on one reusable engine: six seasonal Family Check-In touch points, an 8-week Attendance Message Series modeled on the Attendance Works chronic-absence framework, and 12 weeks of PreK-3 Home Learning activities in literacy and math. A step can branch on a student's real Thrive attendance tier, so the series eases off automatically once things improve, it never nags a family on a fixed schedule regardless of what's actually happening.
Three ready-to-run programs, Family Check-Ins, an Attendance Message Series, and PreK-3 Home Learning, plus a literacy family update pulled from Bloomz's own assessment data.
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