The 60-Second School Communication Score

October 30, 2026 • 1 min to take • By eKTextAI

Most schools find out how well they answer parents from the complaints. This is a quicker way: five honest questions about your own front office, and one report card at the end.

Take it on your own, or with the person who answers the school phone. The answers are usually more honest that way.

A 60-second self-check for school leaders

How fast does your school really answer parents?

Five honest questions. No email, no signup. At the end you get a report-card grade for your parent communication — pin it on the notice board, or get it on WhatsApp.

5 questions · ~60 seconds · no signup

Question 1 of 5

REPORT CARD

Parent Communication ·
TOTAL 0/20

One move this week

eKTextAI PARENT COMMUNICATION, ANSWERED
Get my report card on WhatsApp

Opens WhatsApp with your result typed in. Nothing reaches us until you tap Send.

Challenge another school on WhatsApp

Screenshot this card and pin it in your staff group — challenge another school to beat it.

Made as a free self-check for school principals, correspondents and administrators.

no email needed · no signup

What the five subjects measure

  • Responsiveness — how long a parent waits for an answer to a simple question.
  • Circular clarity — whether a circular ends the questions or starts them.
  • Self-serve answers — whether a parent can find dates, fees and events without calling.
  • Peak readiness — what happens to the front desk in admission season.
  • Parent sentiment — what parents say about how the school keeps in touch.

A low mark in one subject is not a verdict on the school. It usually means one answer lives in the wrong place — in a circular nobody opened, or in one person's memory.

Bring one circular.

We'll run it in a fifteen-minute demo, and you judge the answers.

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