Family Engagement Intelligence for K–12

A fuller picture.
A clearer way to help.

Built to connect school information, family context and conversations, OPUS helps families and teachers work from a fuller understanding of each student.

OPUS Teacher messages and classroom views on desktop, laptop and tablet.
OPUS for teachers
OPUS Family classes, expectations and progress views on phones.
OPUS for families

The same student.
Two important perspectives.

Families know what’s happening beyond school. Teachers see learning in the classroom. Neither should have to piece the story together alone.

A family helping two children with schoolwork.

For families

Turn “How was school?”
into a better conversation.

A grade can tell you how your child is doing. It may not tell you what changed, what they’re struggling with or what to ask next.

OPUS brings progress, expectations and teacher conversations together, helping families move from wondering to understanding how to help.

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For teachers

See the person
behind the progress.

You see the classroom. Families see the rest of the day. Their perspective can add context to the changes you notice at school.

OPUS connects student information and family conversations so follow-up can be more informed, personal and focused on the next step.

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A teacher working with students in a classroom.

From noticing a change
to knowing how to help.

  1. See the change.

    Progress and expectations give families and teachers something specific to discuss.

  2. Understand the context.

    The family perspective adds to what a teacher is seeing in class.

  3. Choose the next step.

    Focus on what to try, who will follow up and when to reconnect around the student.

Support doesn’t stop with one classroom.

TEAM extends this shared understanding to school leaders, helping them see where follow-up or support is needed across classrooms.

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See OPUS with your school in mind.

Explore the family and teacher experiences, and talk through the needs of your school community.

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How OPUS connects

One connected layer across school and home.

OPUS brings together the signals, expectations, messages, and role-based views that help schools and families understand what is happening and act sooner.

Family App

Gives parents and guardians a clear view of classes, grades, expectations, alerts, and school messages.

Teacher View

Helps teachers see class-level signals, understand student context, and follow up with families more easily.

TEAM

Gives school leaders visibility into unread messages, grading activity, engagement gaps, and classroom needs.

District Tools

Helps district teams see trends across schools, understand where support is needed, and drive action.

Expectations + Alerts

Helps families and educators understand how student performance compares to expectations, not just raw grades.

Data Integration

Connects with student information systems and school data sources to bring the right signals into OPUS.

Why it matters

Communication alone is not enough.

Families can receive messages, grades, alerts, and portal updates and still be left unsure of what is happening or how to help. OPUS helps schools move beyond communication toward understanding — giving every stakeholder a clearer signal of where things stand and when support may be needed.

01

Families need clarity

OPUS helps families understand progress, expectations, and changes across classes without having to piece everything together themselves.

02

Schools need earlier visibility

School teams can see patterns before small issues become bigger academic, attendance, or engagement concerns.

03

Districts need action, not static reporting

District leaders can move from disconnected reports to a clearer view of where support is working and where attention is needed.

Ready to see OPUS in action?

Bring every view of student support into one connected platform.

See how OPUS helps families, teachers, school leaders, and district teams work from the same understanding.