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“One of the best parts of Smore is that it is so incredibly simple and not overwhelming for even the most beginning user. Anyone can truly create custom, professional newsletters.”

Joan DePrenger

Teacher Librarian, Iowa City Community School District

“My ultimate goal would be for the district as a whole to be using it as a communication tool for parents. Once you can get something that’s consistent across different campuses in different classrooms, then your parents know what to expect, and they know how to find it easily.”

Ashley Thomas

Communications Officer, Wichita Falls ISD

“Before Smore, it was hard to get information out to all families. Now, I not only reach all families but love seeing their interactions with them! Smore is amazing!”

Christina Sabala

Teacher, John L. Golden Elementary School

“Newsletters look professional, they’re beautiful, you can create different templates. It’s easy to use and the analytics are very valuable.”

Denise Myers

Executive Director of Communications/PR, Magnolia ISD

“Smore requires very little training because it’s so intuitive and super easy to apply branding and it’s affordable.”

Kirsten Fitterer

Executive Director of Communications & Engagement, Yakima School District

“I can’t even think of any other tool that does a better job. And then it also looks amazing and professional.”

Liz Lubeskie

Secondary Coordinator of Online Learning & Tech Integration, Manheim Central School District

“Before Smore, I struggled with a method to communicate with my staff in a concise way. Now I have a fun way to share ideas and information.”

Michael Frazier

Assistant Principal, Webster School District

“Before Smore, I was spending 2-3 hours getting caught up in the formatting and organization of my newsletters. Now I have created a system that helps me spend 30 minutes on my newsletter. Smore helps me stay organized and provides great ideas about topics to share with our families!”

Rebecca Preston

Principal, Woodford County Public Schools