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Teacher Messages

Share internal updates and resources with your Teacher team.

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Use Teacher Messages to share private updates, resources, and child-related information that only Teachers can see. You can target specific classes or groups, notify staff by email, and track who has viewed each message. 

What are Teacher Messages?

Teacher Messages is a private messaging channel for your teaching team. t's like your Message Board, but only visible to staff - Families cannot see these posts. Any Teacher can create a message.

When to use Teacher Messages vs. Message Board:

  • Teacher Messages: Staff-only information (sensitive child notes, team schedules, internal resources)

  • Message Board: Information that families should also see (centre announcements, events, policies)

You can access Teacher Messages through: Community > Teacher Messages.

What to Share

You can attach photos and documents to each message.

Common uses include:

  • Staff meeting notifications, agendas, and minutes.

  • Team rosters and schedules.

  • Educational resources and links.

  • Important information about a child that only educators need to see.

Target the Right Teachers

When you create a Teacher Message, you can:

  • Filter by class or group so only the relevant team sees the message

  • Send email notifications in addition to the orange bell notification at the top of each teacher’s page

This helps ensure that the right educators see the right information at the right time.

To create a new message: Click + New Message, add your content, select your audience, and publish.

Create Teacher Message screen with targeting options to share with Everyone, Select Classes, or Select Groups, plus email notification setting.

Track views and encourage discussion

After you publish a Message, use the View option under More to:

  • See which educators have viewed the message.

  • Follow up with anyone who hasn’t seen it yet.

This is especially useful for critical information like incident reports or urgent schedule changes. You can confirm everyone who needs to know has actually seen it.

Educators can also comment on each message to ask questions, clarify details, or share ideas. Comments are visible to all teachers who can see that message, helping keep discussions in one place.

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