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Class Retriever...

Is for use with students 13+

Works with schools/districts that use Google Classroom

Must be authorized by the district IT director (we can help with that!)

We're so glad you're here!

As busy parents of two teenagers, we built Class Retriever to solve a problem we were having:

We couldn’t see what was going on with our students’ assignments in Google Classroom.

In order to get any visibility, we were having to watch over our teens’ shoulders as they logged into their school account and then went into each of their teachers’ Google Classroom classes one by one. And that only happened when we could find time to do that with our students.

Meanwhile, a different system that our school district uses was sending us alerts that work was late or missing, even when it was neither! That system didn’t sync with Google Classroom, and we had a hard time telling what the truth was.

We were unhappy.

Our students were unhappy.

Our nightly dinner conversation was consumed by discussions about missing or late work, many times unnecessarily. It was miserable.

We simply needed to know what had been assigned and whether that work had been submitted or not.

Enter Class Retriever!

Class Retriever shows what has been submitted and what has not been submitted in a single unified view!

If that sounds useful to you, let’s get you using the app!

--Kathryn & Eric

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Wait! It has to be approved by an IT director?

Yep! But only once per disctrict. In fact, it’s possible it has already been authorized for your district.

Your district’s IT director is charged with a lot of things, including safeguarding the privacy and security of student data and systems.

Class Retriever is compliant with student privacy laws and we have made the process of approval as easy as can be for these busy IT directors.

We can help you reach your local IT director and request that they authorize the app.

We have found that a request from district parents is helpful. Email us at [email protected] and we’ll be happy to help! Just be sure to tell us your name and what district your student is in.

If you prefer to reach out to the IT director on your own, you can point them to this page.