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Posted by ericdbolton on December 09, 2010

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Award Winning ClassDojo Helps Communicate Your Student's Class Progress

When I was a kid going to school, the communication between my teachers and parents primarily consisted of notes and memo’s going back and forth in my folder. Even when my oldest son (currently 22) was in school, we continued with the same type of communication. It wasn’t until he was in high school where we had the updated option to email his teachers directly. Now I have five children in school and just making time to look in their daily folders is a chore. While hard copies of memo’s and reports are still fine and much needed reminders, their school uses a great mobile app to help keep us up to date on their status and their behavior. The app is called ClassDojo . ClassDojo [ Website | Twitter | Facebook ] is a classroom communication platform for teachers, parents and students. Primarily it is used to track behavior in the classroom and communicate the results to parents. Launched in August 2011, ClassDojo is used in 90 percent of K-8 schools in the United S

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Before KC and I were married, she told me I would be responsible for MaddSkillz' hair (in regards to keeping it cut, styled, whatever). Well, about six months later, MaddSkillz decided he wanted to let it grow out and since I was all about short hair, I was no longer in charge of his hair. So then it was amended to I will be responsible for making sure "our boys'" hair will be cut and kept. Cool. I can do that. Now, just to get this out of the way upfront, my wife and those that know me have seen my hair get rather, how you say? Ummm.. oh yes.. Poofy. Now this isn't a fashion statement, nor is it a representation of how I take care of myself. It's all monetarily. If me getting a hair cut twice a month costs thirty bucks, and thirty bucks could also provide for the kids somehow, I'll go poofy. I also have a 10 dollar pair of clippers I'll just buzz my hair if it gets too crazy. Back to the story. With MaddSkillz off my hands in regards to the ha

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