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Action Required: Reconnect to ClassDojo for the 2026–2027 School Year

What’s Changing?

As part of this new district partnership, all families will need to connect to their child’s new ClassDojo profile for the 2026–2027 school year, even if you have used ClassDojo previously with another teacher or school. Previous connections will not automatically transfer to your child’s new class.

If you received a ClassDojo invitation over the summer from your child’s teacher, please know that teachers will need to send a new invitation due to the division sync taking place with our Student Information System.

 

What You Need to Do?

  1. Watch for an invitation from your child’s teacher by August 19. The invitation will include either a class code or a direct link to connect.

  2. Download the free ClassDojo app on your iOS or Android device, or visit classdojo.com from a computer.

  3. Use the code or link provided to connect to your child’s profile. The process should only take a few minutes.

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Need Assistance?

Families can visit the ClassDojo Getting Started Guide or the ClassDojo Help Center for additional support. You may also contact your child’s teacher directly for assistance with getting connected.

We are excited to strengthen communication between our schools and families through ClassDojo. Thank you for taking a few minutes to connect and helping us build strong, engaged classroom communities throughout Suffolk Public Schools.

Note: If you have multiple children, you will need to add each child separately using their unique code, but you can view all of them from a single ClassDojo account.

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