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Introducing District Emergency Alerts & Notifications

One Button. Reach Every Family.
When you need to reach every family with an important message, clarity and language accessibility are essential—whether by call, text, app, or email. TalkingPoints is expanding its trusted family engagement platform with powerful emergency alerts and enhanced broadcast notifications, all backed by our industry-leading translation.

With just one button, districts can send critical alerts and announcements via text, email, and automated phone calls—all within TalkingPoints and all automatically translated. It’s a unified way to deliver urgent, high-priority information to every family, in the place they know and trust—TalkingPoints.

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