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2.76

June 24, 2024

Bug fixes & performance improvements.

2.75

June 10, 2024

Bug fixes & performance improvements.

2.74

May 29, 2024

Bug fixes & performance improvements.

2.73.1

May 25, 2024

Bug fixes & performance improvements.

2.73

May 13, 2024

Bug fixes & performance improvements.

2.72

April 29, 2024

Bug fixes & performance improvements.

2.71.2

April 10, 2024

Bug fixes & performance improvements.

2.71

March 29, 2024

Bug fixes & performance improvements.

2.70

March 18, 2024

Bug fixes & performance improvements.

2.69

March 11, 2024

Bug fixes & performance improvements.

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Description of ParentSquare

What is ParentSquare? ------------------------- ParentSquare is a safe and secure platform for all school-to-home communication. The two-way group messaging, private conversations, district-wide alerts and notices, and simple user interface keeps everyone connected, creating a vibrant school community. In today's ed-tech world, schools need a better communication system than relying on hard-to-track emails, lost flyers, missed robocalls, website updates that are never read, or piggybacking on SIS or LMS tools meant for student communication. ParentSquare brings the power of ed-tech revolution to the parents. It reverses the trend for disparate, one-way communication that keeps parents as 'spectators' to their child's education. Understanding the need for a whole-school adoption, we strive to keep an easy to use interface for ParentSquare, much like the social tools you are used to in today's online digital world. ParentSquare caters to every parent, including those who rarely use technology. ParentSquare for iOS ------------------------- With ParentSquare for iOS, parents can easily connect with teachers and staff at their children’s school from their iOS device. The app allows parents to: - View posts, appreciate and comment - Sign up for wish list items, volunteer, and RSVP and view your sign ups - Check dates for upcoming school and class events and add them to your device calendar - Send private messages (with attachments) to staff members (or other ParentSquare users*) in your school - Participate in group conversations - View posted pictures and files - View the directory of your child’s school* - View notices (attendance, cafeteria, library dues) - Respond to absences or tardies* - Purchase for goods and services offered for sale by the school * If allowed by your school's implementation
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ParentSquare: FAQ

Is ParentSquare available on iPad devices?

Yes, ParentSquare offers an iPad version.
The ParentSquare app was developed by PARENTSQUARE LLC.
The ParentSquare app currently supports iOS 14.1 or later.
ParentSquare has an impressive rating of 4.6 out of 5, indicating that it is a top-quality app.
The App Genre Of The Parentsquare App Is Education.
The latest version of the ParentSquare app is 2.76.
The latest ParentSquare app update was released on July 3, 2024.
ParentSquare was first made available on February 5, 2023.
Safe for kids, with no inappropriate or mature content.
ParentSquare is now available to use in American English, European Spanish.
Unfortunately, ParentSquare is not on Apple Arcade.
Unfortunately, ParentSquare does not provide opportunities for in-app purchases.
Unfortunately, ParentSquare is not fully compatible with Apple Vision Pro.

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Reviews of ParentSquare

  • Meh

    Update: no change. Still ridiculously difficult to get rid of alert notifications in app. How many times do I have to view an email?

    Using this because I have to with our school district now. I was happier just getting emails from the district because I could just set up rules to auto junk the stuff I don’t care about. The navigation is awful. Left navigation, View by school, view by student, view by alerts. Drop down navigation, switch between all of them. It needs a rethink because it tends to be very hard to find what I’m looking for. Notifications are very difficult to clear, usually involves going to the alert, scrolling to the bottom, refreshing the view, then going to another screen and hoping the alert count goes down. I’d really like a way to not be notified about everything. Some granularity would be nice. Like I don’t need it for the weekly progress reports from aeries, but I would want it on a direct communication from the teacher. Overall it does what it needs to but that’s about the best I can say. I dread seeing an alert badge because I’m going to spend the next five minutes getting logged in because it somehow lost my session, and then trying to clear the notifs.
  • Awesome tool

    This is an easy to navigate through, so a pleasure to use with the more I navigate through the app the more I find to make finding my child’s schedule and itineraries easier to understand.
    Only thing better would be a bus tracking app for our child’s bus, so I can find an easier or closer way to have my child picked up and dropped off, but I’m thinking it may take having more children near me for that to ever happen.
    Just being able to get in touch with our children’s school and see her schedule and staying completely informed is just Awesome, and a tool that no district should be without.
    Kudos to the developer
  • Good and bad

    Useful for communication and updates, However, staff are unable to troubleshoot, understand and correct. Reached out multiple times to fix issue of log on (separate parents one child). We each have our own log on-as we should have all same access to account and info in regards to our child, school, teacher and education l. However, when one parent logs on it kicks other one off, must reset passcode each time. (So each day a post is made it has to be rest.) We can’t do separate accounts for one child as this would limit each parent’s communication and updates with School/teacher, nor should it be teachers responsibility to post twice. Log on needs to allow each parent their log on to same account with child(ren). Yes, sharing one log on would seem ideal-and offered to the other parent, but so goes our society of co-parenting. We are not the only separated parents or unique circumstances to this. Please fix.