District communication health, every building, one dashboard
Compare all your schools on message volume, delivery rates, and family engagement at once. Spot the building that's thriving and the one that needs support in October, when you can act, not in the spring survey when it's too late.
Reach and equity reports, know exactly who you're not reaching
Reach reports show delivery and read rates by channel, school, and home language at once. Unreached-family lists turn an abstract equity goal into a to-do list your principals can act on this week. Contactability audits surface bad phone numbers and bounced emails from your SIS before an emergency, not during one.
Delivery and read rates by channel, and proof engagement holds across every home language. Switch the message. Try it.
Board-ready exports, from dashboard to cabinet packet
Every report in Bloomz exports to CSV with one click. Independent research across 203 schools in 37 states found measurable positive correlation between Bloomz adoption and school performance. Your own dashboards let you tell that story with your district's specific numbers, on your own timeline.
Saved reports, scheduled to your inbox, exportable to CSV, the board-ready data, in one click.
Walk the Halls: drop into any classroom, district-wide, from one dashboard
ClassDojo's Walk the Halls is a named, press-covered signature feature. Bloomz matches it: a superintendent or principal opens one live activity feed spanning every school and every classroom, filterable by school, grade, and date, with no separate login per building. It rides the same audit-grade district-oversight permission model that already governs every other district-wide view in Bloomz, so there's no new access-control surface for IT to audit.
Every classroom, every school, one scrolling feed for a superintendent or principal, filterable by school, grade, and date, no separate login per building.
Attendance analytics, in the lens you already open
Attendance analysis is not a separate reporting tool you have to remember exists — it is three sections inside the Dashboards Attendance lens. A daily heatmap colors every day by absence rate, with a searchable per-student breakdown underneath, so the bad Wednesday in Room 12 is visible rather than buried in an average. An ADA funding estimate translates that absence rate into the dollars it represents for the range you are already looking at, with district admins setting the funding rate once for every school to inherit. And a period-by-period report catches the pattern daily attendance structurally cannot see: the student who is present at the bell and missing fourth period. Guardians get the same numbers for their own child on the student profile, and none of the roster.
Attendance analytics lives inside the Dashboards Attendance lens — not a separate report tool. Switch sections to see the heatmap, the ADA estimate, and the period report.
Named role templates for the jobs your district actually has
ParentSquare and Apptegy both sell custom roles and permission sets. Bloomz adds a layer on top of its existing role system, not a replacement for it, so a district admin can build a reusable template, Librarian, Athletic Director, Communications Office, and assign it to a specific person at a specific school or department. An explicit deny always wins, so an admin can carve out one exception without rebuilding the whole role, and every template and assignment change is logged.
A reusable role template, layered on top of Bloomz's existing role system rather than replacing it, assigned to a specific person at a specific school.
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