AI-powered support that strengthens school–home partnerships with clear, warm, and culturally responsive communication.

The Family Engagement Agent helps schools communicate more effectively with families through positive messages, multilingual communication, event support, home strategies, and tools that build trusting relationships.

• Family-friendly communication templates
• Positive messages home 
• Multilingual drafts
• Home learning strategies
• Behavior support guidance
• Event invitations & agendas
• Social media posts
• Conflict-resolution scripts
• At-home academic games
• Follow-up & appreciation messaging
   

• Teachers
• Administrators
• Family Engagement Coordinators
• Counselors
• Front Office Staff 
• Support Teams
   

Strong family engagement is one of the greatest predictors of student success — yet schools often struggle with consistent, positive, and culturally aware communication.
The Family Engagement Agent gives staff the tools to connect meaningfully with families in ways that are supportive, clear, and easy to manage.

Schools sometimes only contact families when something is wrong.
The agent helps shift that dynamic by creating:

• Positive texts
• Weekly updates
• Strength-based messages 
• Celebrations of student progress
   

Example:
A teacher wants to send praise home.
The agent produces:

“Good afternoon! Jordan had an excellent day today — focused, respectful, and engaged. Thank you for your partnership!”
 

Parents feel valued and informed.

Language no longer becomes a barrier when the agent provides:

• Easy-to-translate versions
• Tone-matched multilingual drafts 
• Interpreter session scripts 
• Simplified family-friendly language
   

Example:
A school needs a reminder about parent night.
The agent creates warm, clear drafts in English, Spanish, and French.

Every family gets access to the same information.

Many families want to help but aren’t sure how.
The agent generates:

• Homework routines
• Behavior strategies
• SEL talking points 
• Daily home schedules
• Reading and math games
   

Example:
A parent asks for help establishing a homework routine.
The agent provides a simple plan that is easy to follow at home.

This empowers families to support learning.

Event success depends on communication, clarity, and excitement — not just announcements.

The agent produces:

• Invitations
• Agendas 
• Teacher talking points 
• Social media posts
• Follow-up thank-you notes
   

Example:
A principal wants to boost attendance for STEM Night.
The agent creates a fun flyer, a reminder script, and follow-up appreciation messages.

Family turnout increases dramatically.

Difficult conversations can be stressful.
The agent helps with:

• De-escalation language
• Respectful scripts
• Clarifying follow-ups
• Strength-based openings
• Repair-the-relationship messaging
   

Example:
A parent is frustrated about a behavior report.
The agent drafts:

“Thank you for reaching out. I hear your concern, and I want to work together to support your child…”
 

This keeps relationships strong.

Some families are busy, overwhelmed, or disconnected.
The agent generates:

• Weekend check-ins
• Quick phone call scripts
• “We’ve missed you!” notes
• Personalized outreach messages
   

Example:
A family hasn’t attended any events this year.
The agent drafts:

“Your voice matters to us. We’d love to connect at a time that works best for you. Even a 10-minute check-in is helpful.”
 

This type of outreach rebuilds trust.

The Family Engagement Agent helps schools:

• Build strong relationships
• Improve communication consistency
• Increase event attendance 
• Support multilingual families 
• Reduce misunderstandings
• Strengthen student success
• Create a welcoming school culture
   

Families feel informed, involved, and respected — and students benefit the most.

• “Write a positive text home for a student who had a good day.”
• “Create a family-friendly explanation of our PBIS system.” 
• “Draft a flyer for Family Literacy Night.”
• “Generate multilingual reminders for a parent meeting.” 
• “Create home reading and math games.”