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Save Custom Message Templates by Category + Create Message Templates for Teachers
Save Custom Message Templates by Category + Create Message Templates for Teachers

School admins can create + save custom message templates, organize message templates by category, + save them for your teachers to access.

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Written by Emma Berry
Updated over a week ago

School administrators can use message templates to save time and create consistent communication. As a school administrator, you can:

  • Use TalkingPoints' pre-written message templates for attendance, logistics, positive messages, Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) and more

  • Write and save custom message templates and organize them by topic

  • Write and save message templates that will populate in your teachers' accounts to ensure consistent messaging across the school

  • Add an attachment as part of any saved template

Read below for steps on how to use the message templates TalkingPoints has pre-populated into your account and how to save custom message templates for you and your teachers.


Accessing TalkingPoints' Pre-Written Message Templates

Step 1:

On the compose message screen use the tabs for Attendance, Logistics, Positive Messages, SEL, Other, and Teacher Messages to access pre-saved message templates.

Step 2:

Click on the message template you wish to send. If the template has the TalkingPoints logo on it, it was pre-written by TalkingPoints.

Saving Custom Message Templates

Step 1:

Click on "Send a Message" and compose the message you want to save as a template. Click "Save as a Template".

Step 2:

When you click "Save," you will receive a pop-up that asks where you want to save the template.

  • If you want the message to be accessible for other School Admins at your site, choose the category it applies to (Positive messages, Attendance, SEL, Logistics, or Other).

  • Select "Teachers" if you want the message template to be accessible to teachers at your site. After selecting the appropriate audience click "Save."

If you selected "teachers, " teachers at your school will now see that message template option in their account. If you chose "school admins, " anyone else with "School Admin" permissions at your school will see that message template option in their account.

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