Everything your school runs on

Moosey replaces the separate apps for messages, forms, sign-ups, check-in, and planning, and everyone uses the same login.

Teaching and learning

Plan the week, grade the work, and see where each class stands.

Pacing guides: District guides and a teacher’s own supplements in one calendar, with a “this week” view and milestones.
AI lesson plans: Pick the standards and get a full draft shaped to your class: where students are on state assessments, plus IEP, 504, English learner, and gifted supports. No student names are sent to the AI.
Assignments, answer keys, and slides: Turn any lesson plan into a printable assignment with its answer key, added to your gradebook, and a PowerPoint deck to teach from.
Lesson plan library: Write plans from the pacing guide, export them to Word, and borrow from a library shared across your district’s schools.
Gradebook: Grade categories, standards-linked assignments, and rubrics you build once and reuse.
Live quizzes: Run a quiz from the front of the room while students answer from classroom tablets.
Assessment scores: State assessment results by achievement level, with a class breakdown to plan small groups.
Differentiated materials: Leveled reading passages and K–2 worksheets, drafted with AI and reviewed by the teacher.
Class syllabus: A single page that shows families what the class covers and when.
Behavior: Positive and corrective behavior points that families can see.

Family communication

Everything families hear from school arrives in one app.

Family app: For iPhone and Android, with each of their children in one place.
Messages: Private conversations between families and teachers, with attachments.
Announcements: School-wide and class updates, sent to exactly the families who need them.
Weekly newsletter: Drafted with AI from what the class is learning this week, edited by the teacher, and exported to PowerPoint if you like.
Class story: Photos and updates from the classroom, shared only with that class’s families.
Conferences: Teachers post open times and families book a slot.
Sign-up sheets and volunteers: Classroom supplies, party help, and room parent roles.
Surveys: Ask families or staff for feedback and see results as they come in.

Forms, trips, and lunch

The paperwork that used to come home in backpacks.

Forms: Build a form once, send it to the right families, and track who has signed.
Field trips: Permission slips, student groups, and chaperones for each trip.
Lunch: Menus from Nutrislice or entered by hand, with a link to your meal account site.
Fees: School fees and balances listed in one place families can check.
Documents: Report cards and other documents, delivered privately to each family.
Absence notes: Families tell the school about an absence from the app.

Safety and the front office

Know who is in the building, and reach everyone fast.

Visitor check-in: A check-in kiosk for visitors and volunteers at the front desk.
Emergency alerts: Send one alert by app notification, email, text, and voice call at once.
Emergency procedures: Your school’s procedures, available to staff from any device.
Safety reports: Families and staff can report a concern, and sensitive details are encrypted.
Health and allergies: Allergy and health notes where the right staff can see them.
Attendance: Taken by teachers from the class roster, and visible to families.

School and district administration

Set it up once for the district, then let each school run.

Roster sync: Students, classes, and staff from your SIS over OneRoster.
Single sign-on: Staff sign in with Google, Microsoft, or your SAML provider.
Year-end rollover: Build next year’s classes, balancing student needs and volunteer parents across classes.
Schedules: Plan specials and the master schedule, and try out options before publishing.
District view: One dashboard across every school in the district.
Staff training: Short training videos and a teacher guide built into the app.

Student app

A simple space for students on classroom tablets.

No student email needed: Students sign in with a school-issued login that staff can turn off and on.
Assignments and quizzes: What’s due, and live quizzes their teacher starts.
Calendar and lunch: What’s happening today and what’s for lunch.
Class links: The websites and resources their teacher has picked.
Dyslexia-friendly reading: Teachers can turn on a dyslexia-friendly font and spacing for any student.

Some features, like lunch menus, meal accounts, roster sync, and single sign-on, connect to services your school or district already uses. What’s available depends on your school’s setup.

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