Technology Leaders

“This gives us a window into what’s going on across all 13 schools. We get to see everything that’s happening at all of the other school sites, and that's awesome.”

“It’s not just communication. It’s the behavioral piece, the skills piece, it’s all connected. It creates a sense of togetherness and community.”

“ClassDojo works great because it’s very engaging. It’s not just a communication tool. The platform has an element of fun to it, and that’s another reason it’s easy to get people to adopt.”

“We were able to reinforce positive behavior with ClassDojo and good communication with parents.”

“48% of students now read on grade level. Chronic absenteeism is down from 37% to 17%. More than 200 families actively engage with the school every month.”

“I can send announcements and messages out with confidence that 90% of my families are going to see it. We’ve seen around a 40% drop in chronic absenteeism.”

“That grassroots usage told us something powerful. Teachers were choosing Dojo because it worked.”

“Those daily updates keep families in the loop, give students pride in their work, and show our community that clear communication is the foundation of trust”

“ClassDojo allows me to engage with families in a way that’s professional but relaxed. I can share what’s happening in class and keep parents involved. They really appreciate that.”

“For the first time, I can read what my child’s teacher is saying without needing my daughter to translate for me.' That’s powerful. That’s the kind of connection that changes relationships.”

“When families feel connected and seen, it supports the culture we need to tackle chronic absenteeism.”

“This isn’t just about managing behavior. It’s about helping students feel seen, connected, and proud to be part of something.”

“Parents love the instant feedback. It’s not just communication—it’s connection.”

“Every message… is an opportunity to build trust. When people feel a part of a community, that’s when that trust builds.”

“It makes recognition immediate and visible and families get to see it too, which really matters.”

“Communication shifted from assumption to accountability.”