See Roost from a parent's view

If you want to be reachable by other guardians in your school — the way the old paper directory worked — this is what your family card and the directory look like when you opt in.

If you'd rather not be browsable by everyone but still want to be findable when needed, this shows the private setting in action: you stay in the directory, but only people who know your name can find you.

If you have kids at more than one school in your district, this is the one-account-every-school view: three schools in one login, switch between them from the top of the screen.

If you have one kid in high school and another in elementary, this is what the directory looks like across that gap: same login, two very different schools, no double-entry.

Middle school families look a little different — fewer classroom cues, more grade-level circles. If your school is grades 6–8 (or above), start here.

If you're on the PTO board, this is the elevated view you'd get: a bit more visibility into the directory so you can reach families for events, drives, and volunteer asks — without becoming the full school admin.

If you run the district directory, this is the full picture — every school in one place, every role in one place, audit log of every change. The admin's admin view.

A foundation isn't just for current parents. Alumni families, retired staff, and community members like Priya sit on the board too — and they get the same one-login directory of everyone they serve alongside, with no kids required.

If you run a foundation, this is the management view — your full member roster, the committees, and the tools to reach everyone, all in one place. The admin's view of the same directory your members use.