Email and text communication
Send students email and text messages, copy parents or guardians for secondary students when appropriate, resend communications, and keep a record of what was sent.
Communication
Help students, staff, employers, and agencies stay informed throughout the student journey.
Communication for CTE
Make important information easier to share.
Achademix gives schools a connected way to communicate with students and the people supporting them. Staff can send email and text messages to students, copy parents or guardians for secondary students when appropriate, and keep communication tied to the student and institutional workflow.
Communications can be resent when needed, while sent email and text activity remains trackable. Staff can review what was sent and, where supported, see whether an email was opened. This gives teams a more complete communication history when following up on admissions, attendance, grades, financial aid, enrollment, or other important student matters.
FERPA-aware workflows are part of the broader communication picture. When a student creates a waiver through the student portal, the institution has a clearer basis for sharing information with an approved person or organization.
Achademix Connect extends the conversation to mobile. The iOS and Android app supports back-and-forth, text-type communication between students and instructors, financial-aid staff, registrar or enrollment specialists, and other important school roles.
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Explore the workflow
Clearer communication around every program.
Trackable, FERPA-aware follow-up
Track sent emails and texts, see whether an email was opened where supported, and use student-created FERPA waivers when information needs to be shared.
Achademix Connect
Use the iOS and Android app for back-and-forth, text-type communication between students and instructors, financial aid, enrollment, and other school roles.