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Daily communication between students, parents, and schools has become increasingly important during this period of coronavirus. As students are spread between online and face to face learning environments, how do schools capture important items like daily health, attendance, and social-emotional status? Especially with a degree of consistency and fidelity? Abre has a number of features that can help

How can I go beyond merely communicating with our families but also helping to educate them on resources available to them and their students? Abre can do this in three simple, yet powerful, steps.

Starting with the class of 2024, Ohio students are required to create and maintain a graduation plan that takes into account the various pathways towards graduation. While this requirement is Ohio specific, it does highlight the flexibility Abre carries when supporting state legislative priorities. You can do a lot with Abre. As a connective education platform, it naturally lends itself to school and district frameworks.

Effective communications are critical to the functions of schools. Most schools juggle several communication channels, ranging from text messages, to websites, to Facebook posts. This recipe presents a framework for simplifying communications within a school or district.

Response to Intervention (RTI) is a framework used by educators to help students who may struggle in certain academic areas. It’s a pragmatic framework that provides ways to identify students with struggles and provide strategies to help with their growth. We have a recipe for helping with RTI! It can be adapted based on a school’s needs.

The start of the school year brings a multitude of compliance issues. Teachers need to update their contact information. All staff members must complete OSHA training. Legislatures pass new laws that require additional coursework on items like bullying. Everyone needs to acknowledge updated and new Board Policies.

In a (very fun) brainstorming session with one of our customers, we tackled the following question: How can I use Abre (in its current form) to assign Chromebooks to students?