Parent–teacher communication app for schools

Yes, in the Classveew app for iOS and Android. A teacher starts a conversation with one parent, with several parents at once (each gets a private thread) or with the class group, and parents reply in the same chat. Teachers can only message the parents of students in their own classes.

Each classroom can have a class group chat in the Classveew app. Group chats show members' names and profile photos, not their phone numbers or email addresses. News, photos and events go in the school news feed and event list instead of getting lost in a busy chat.

Parents get app notifications for new messages, attendance (check-in, check-out, absent, late arrival and early leave), new homework and homework results, scheduled exams and released scorecards, fee reminders, events, news feed posts and awards. Every notification is also kept in the in-app notification list.

Teachers and admins post to the school news feed with photos, a video or PDFs, for the whole school or for chosen classrooms. Parents see the posts for their child, and can like and comment when comments are turned on. Staff can also create events, such as an announcement, a survey, a meeting or a paid event, and notify parents.

Yes. When an event asks for consent, parents accept or decline in the app before the deadline, and can change their answer until then (unless they have already paid for a paid event). Staff see every family's response and can send a reminder to the parents who haven't answered. For paid events, parents can pay from the event screen.

Yes. The Classveew app and the web portal are available in English and Arabic, with a full right-to-left layout in Arabic. Notifications are sent in the language each person has chosen.

Yes. Parents switch between their children in the app, and a parent whose children attend different schools that use Classveew can switch between those schools too.