ClassDojo

ClassDojo communication app for New York Child Resource Center families

ClassDojo for New York Child Resource Center Families

New York Child Resource Center, Inc. uses ClassDojo to help strengthen communication between our team and families. ClassDojo gives parents and caregivers an easy way to stay connected, receive updates, and see moments from their child’s school day.

Through photos, videos, and messages, ClassDojo helps make communication more transparent and collaborative. Families can see classwork, projects, participation, and other updates shared by their child’s classroom team.

What Is ClassDojo?

ClassDojo is a communication app designed to foster a stronger connection between teachers, students, and families. It allows teachers to share updates with parents and caregivers in a simple, accessible format.

For families, ClassDojo can provide a helpful window into a child’s day, making it easier to stay informed and connected.

Security and Privacy

We understand the importance of privacy and security when it comes to your child’s information. ClassDojo is designed with privacy and security in mind, and parents have control over their child’s account.

Families can access ClassDojo from smartphones, tablets, and computers, making it easier to stay connected from home, work, or on the go.

How to Log In to ClassDojo

Download the ClassDojo app from the Apple App Store or Google Play, or visit the ClassDojo website.
Click or tap “Parent” to create a parent account.
Enter your first and last name, email address, and create a password.
Click or tap “Sign Up” to create your account.
Check your email for a verification message, then click the link in that email to verify your account.
After your account is verified, add your child to your account. You will need a parent code, which will be provided by your child’s teacher.
Enter the parent code and click or tap “Add Student.”
You are now connected to your child’s ClassDojo account.

If you have questions or need help using ClassDojo, please contact New York Child Resource Center or speak with your child’s teacher.

New York Child Resource Center, Inc. has provided Early Intervention services to families across New York City since 1993. Our licensed and certified professionals deliver individualized, evidence-based care for children from birth to age three, at no out-of-pocket cost to families through the NYS Early Intervention Program.

We serve children and families from our centers in the Bronx, Brooklyn, and Manhattan, and through home-based services across four boroughs and Nassau County.

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The Early Intervention Program is a public program funded by New York State and county governments for infants and toddlers under three years of age who have or are suspected of having a developmental delay or disability. If you have concerns about your child's development, you can contact the NYC Early Intervention Program by calling 311 to make a referral.

New York Child Resource Center, Inc. is approved by New York State and has a contract with New York City to provide Early Intervention services. Eligibility for the Early Intervention Program can be determined only by State-approved evaluators under contract with the municipality. If a child is found eligible, needed services are identified in collaboration with the parent and must be authorized by the municipality. The municipality arranges for service providers based on the individual needs of the child and family.

Services authorized through the Early Intervention Program are provided at no out-of-pocket cost to families, though health insurance may be accessed for reimbursement. When Early Intervention services are delivered in child care or community settings that require a fee, the parent is responsible for any associated costs with access to those settings. For more information, visit health.ny.gov/EI.