How the school hub works
Sign-ups, dismissals, fees, and the teacher's name.
No more information stuck in one parent's inbox.
Deadlines and forms are visible before they're late.
When school info lives in one inbox, the other home is guessing. The school hub keeps the year visible from both.
One card per child
Each child gets a school card: school and grade, teacher and contact, bus and dismissal notes, activities. You keep your own card and share it when you choose, labeled with who maintains it, the same privacy model as everything in CoreParent.
Events, forms, and fees in the same system
School events belong on the custody calendar both homes check, not a separate school app one parent forgot to open. Permission slips and enrollment forms live in the document vault, and activity fees become tracked, splittable shared expenses. Snap a flyer with Snap & File and the dates and fees file themselves.
Fewer surprises, fewer fights
Most school-year conflict between separated parents is not malice, it is missing information. A shared source of truth for the school year removes the "you never told me" fight before it starts.
Common questions
Does the school hub replace the school's own app?
No, it collects what the school sends into the place both parents already check: the shared calendar, the vault, and the expense tracker.
Can each parent keep their own school notes?
Yes. Each parent maintains their own card per child and chooses whether to share it. Shared cards are labeled with who maintains them.
Is the school hub free?
Yes, the school hub is part of the free tier.
What if only one parent uses CoreParent?
It still works: your school cards, calendar, vault, and expenses are complete on their own, and CoreParent is built to be useful with one participating parent.