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ClassDojo for Districts Unveils New Features for 2025-26 School YearBuilt with customer input, ClassDojo's new tools unify communication, streamline oversight, and introduce AI to save teachers time while helping districts navigate budget uncertainty at no cost SAN FRANCISCO, July 22, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- ClassDojo today announced a major expansion of its ClassDojo for Districts platform, launching new features designed to help district leaders unify communication, strengthen family engagement, and streamline oversight across schools—all while helping districts adapt to deepening budget pressures. With ongoing cuts to federal education funding, leaders are under increasing pressure to do more with less. These new updates—available for the 2025–26 school year—offer a cost-free solution built directly from feedback from superintendents, chief technology officers, and school public relations officials. The release includes enhancements to messaging, behavior and classroom management, and IT administration. "Every iteration of ClassDojo is built onfeedback from the people who use it," said Chad A. Stevens, Ph.D., ClassDojo's Head of K–12 Engagement. "Superintendents were clear that they wanted to use tools that were already rapidly adopted and loved by school staff. So, we built tools that bring the whole district together—with consistency, control, and care." Communication and Family Engagement that Scales Districtwide For middle and high schools, the platform now offers a more age-appropriate student experience. Students can customize their own avatars (or use initials), and the redesigned interface helps reinforce routines and independence. AI-Powered Support for Teachers "Teachers tell us Sidekick saves them hours each week," said Dr. Stevens. "They feel more prepared and more present with students plus they don't have to leave a proven tool that they are using on a daily basis." Seamless Oversight and IT Control Communication records—including text, images, videos, and files—are easy to audit by authorized personnel. Search by school, date range, or staff member, and export via time-limited secure links. Coming in 2026 Dr. Stevens concluded, "Districts are often forced to choose between innovation and affordability—but with ClassDojo, they don't have to. These upcoming features are designed to replace outdated, expensive systems with something better: a simple, unified platform that helps schools reach families more effectively. And best of all, it's free." To learn more, visit: www.classdojo.com/districts About ClassDojo for Districts
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