Building partnerships between educators and parents

Springring brings together the school community to collaborate, share knowledge, and document learning journeys. Schools and families, of all shapes and sizes, deserve a quality education. We’re building a platform that we believe in, knowing that there is real value in helping a school's community.

2019

Release Date

10,000 +

Happy Users

OUR MISSION

Expanding the school community

Educators can encourage students to develop any skill or talent, whether it's working hard or being kind. Connections between school-home engages parents in conversations centered around student learning. While strengthening the partnership between educators and parents will pave the road to a student's success. At Springring we aim to expand the school community, by uniting people, resources, and tools for seamless communication between the school and home.

OUR VALUES

A platform that we believe in

There are certain values that translate through our work, platform, and office environment. Here are the values we live by:

Responsible

As a team we know that our strengths lie in working together. We go the extra mile for our clients and our community.

Innovative

See opportunities, challenge ideas, and bring positive change within our work or when connecting with others.

Passionate

Our drive comes from within as we strive to better the future of education. We believe that education is a basic human right, not a luxury.

Nurturing

Failure is acceptable in the pursuit of positive change. No one is expected to know everything, but instead create an environment of learning.

Empathetic

It is important to respect each others' boundaries, ideals, beliefs, and ethics. Treat each other with kindness, and feel what others feel by walking in their shoes.

OUR STORY

Springring's Origin Story

Our founder & his wife are both full-time working parents with two kids that attended different schools. Each school had their own method of communication. Messages are scattered, outdated, ignored, and delivered through multiple sources. Some sent information through email, SMS, paper, and social media. While others used the school portal and phone calls to keep the parents up-to-date. This became too difficult to manage especially with parents that had to coordinate between both schools, kids, and each other.

Springring was born out of parent frustration. What if all school communication was shared in one place only? Wouldn't that be easier for teachers too? To just use one platform and communicate with everyone instantly?