Staff Announcements
Publish role-aware updates from authorized staff.
One operating view for school athletics—connecting schedules, rosters, attendance, RSVPs, staff-authored announcements, assignments, and family responsibilities without replacing your SIS.
A focused operating layer for school athletics.
Publish role-aware updates from authorized staff.
Share events and know who's coming with real-time RSVPs.
Surface upcoming responsibilities and completion status.
Review expectations, confirm attendance, and preserve event history.
Give authorized roles the team and athlete context they need.
One account to follow each connected student athlete and team.
Bus leaves at 4:00 PM tomorrow. Arrive at the gym by 3:40.
Priority team updateKeep official updates connected to the right team and role.
Friday • 7:00 PM
Neshannock Stadium
Know who's in, who's out, and plan with confidence.
Fri, Sep 26 • 7:00 PM
Compare expectations, confirm attendance, and revisit the event record.
See athletes, team roles, and items that need authorized follow-up.
Give coaches completion visibility and athletes a clear next action.

Stay informed, see what happens next, and help support each connected student athlete.



A role-aware workspace for upcoming events, team context, roster follow-up, attendance expectations, and assignment status.
Explore the Athletic Director ViewTell us a little about your school. We'll show you how Schoolletics™ can simplify the season for administrators, coaches, athletes, and families.
It is a shared operating layer that helps schools coordinate schedules, rosters, RSVPs, attendance, staff-authored announcements, assignments, teams, and family responsibilities.
The initial pilot is designed for athletics administrators, coaches, student athletes, and families in up to two agreed programs. Additional activity-program availability is confirmed during planning.
Yes. A parent account can show connected student athletes, their teams, upcoming schedules, updates, and responsibilities.
No. Schoolletics™ is positioned as an athletics operating layer that works alongside existing district systems. Any import or integration is defined before a pilot.
The 60-day pilot starts with up to two programs, guided setup, role-based staff training, written success measures, and a review before any paid expansion.