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Parent–School Comms

Family messages even we can’t read, and calls in a supervised window.

  • Parents
  • Students
  • Comms officers
  • Counsellors
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Family · Pulse

Sarah’s week.

S5 East · #S24-5892

Attendance97%
Fees75% paid

UGX 450,000 due

A note from Mr. Okello

“Sarah led her group’s chemistry presentation beautifully today.”

Message a teacherCall home

What it does

Family messages even we can't read.

Server holds ciphertext, no key

sealed on the parent’s device

End-to-end family messages

Parent and child messages are encrypted before they ever leave the phone.

Requested → confirmed → approved

never a personal phone

Mediated scheduled calls

A call happens at the supervised station, in its approved window.

Sent · delivered · read

counted per recipient

Auditable broadcasts

Send to a class or the whole school and audit every delivery.

Voice · text · image

the family channel carries all three

Voice notes

A warmer channel for families who would rather speak than type.

How it works

From start to settled, in three beats.

  1. 1

    Compose

    A parent writes to their child on the family channel, from their own phone.

  2. 2

    Seal

    The message is encrypted on the device; the server stores only ciphertext and holds no key.

  3. 3

    Open

    Only the child’s device can decrypt it. The school sees that a message was sent, never the words.

Why it’s different

The school can’t read the family’s messages. By design.

Parent and child conversations are end-to-end encrypted. The comms officer sees that a message was sent, never its contents. Broadcasts and escalations stay fully on the school’s side.

Real family privacy, and the school still governs its own channels.

Parent

encrypts

Server holds ciphertext

Child

decrypts

The comms officer can see that a message was sent, never what it said.

Term II opens Monday

Broadcast · S3 parents · sent 14:02

128

Sent

124

Delivered

109

Read

Vetted by the policy engine · delivery is auditable per recipient.

The artifact

A message the server can’t open.

Encrypted on the parent’s device, decrypted only on the child’s. The school holds no key. Metadata is auditable, content unreadable.

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