For parents

School life, without the scavenger hunt.

The spirit-day email, the practice change, the registration deadline on page four of a PDF—reply.school pulls your family’s school life into one calm place. Useful the day you open it, whether or not your district has joined yet.

reply.school home screen for Evergreen Unified showing today's events, lunch menus, to-dos, upcoming dates, and a way to ask a district question

Useful from the first open.

reply.school starts with the public information every family depends on—gathered, organized, and kept fresh for you.

reply.school agenda view showing a family's school week: district choir concert, back-to-school kickoff, JV soccer, and lunch menus in one list

Every calendar, one week

District dates, school events, team schedules, and lunch menus—merged into one agenda you can actually plan around. No more six tabs and a PDF.

reply.school school information screen with bell schedules, contact details, and quick links for a school

The school facts, findable

Bell schedules, contacts, offices, and quick links for each of your schools—kept current and two taps away, not buried in a website from 2019.

reply.school district resources screen listing enrollment, transportation, meals, and calendars for Evergreen Unified

District resources, decoded

Enrollment, transportation, meals, deadlines—organized by what you're trying to do, with the next step attached.

reply.school answer to 'When does kindergarten registration open?' showing the answer with its source link and a checked-today freshness label

Ask anything

Answers with receipts.

Type the question the way you’d ask another parent in the pickup line. Get the answer the way a careful librarian would give it—sourced, dated, and honest about what it doesn’t know.

  • Every answer shows its source

    Ask about bus routes or early dismissal and you get the answer plus where it came from and when it was last checked.

  • You can push back

    Spot something missing, outdated, or wrong? Report it in a tap. A real pipeline picks it up and the fix reaches every family.

  • Labels you can trust

    Community-supported information is labeled exactly that—never dressed up as district-approved. When your district validates something, you'll see it.

Your family’s version

Follow what matters. Mute what doesn’t.

Choose your schools, teams, grades, and activities once, and the whole app reshapes around them. The varsity schedule disappears if your kid plays JV. The elementary lunch menu doesn’t follow your middle schooler around.

  • A calendar that only shows your family’s school life
  • Follow a team mid-season, drop an activity anytime
  • Works for one kid or five, across different schools
reply.school calendar choices screen where a parent selects schools, teams, and activity categories to personalize their calendar
The connected Family view in reply.school showing Maya's attendance, grades on track, event passes, a transcript ready, a permission slip due Friday, and a path to the right school team

When your district joins

The same app becomes your family’s school home.

An official district partnership turns good information into real capability—in the app you already know.

  • Validated answers, deadlines, closures, and announcements
  • Questions routed to the right school staff, with secure follow-up
  • Forms, passes, and school tasks handled in one place
  • A private, parent-controlled Family view as your district connects services

Family-connected services arrive as your district authorizes each one—always private, always parent-controlled.

You can be the reason it happens here.

Districts join when families ask. Right inside the app, you can share a ready-to-send note with a principal or superintendent—it’s often how the conversation starts.

reply.school 'Make it official' screen inviting a parent to help bring official family support to Evergreen Unified with a ready-to-send note
For Parents | reply.school