Georgia Christian School works with WhizFish to Publish New Mobile App

Heritage Christian Academy in Brunswick, Georgia, launched a mobile app that allows school administrators to communicate with parents, staff and students directly on their smartphones and tablet devices sharing alerts, schedules, school news feeds, contact numbers and more. The new app, published in the iTunes App Store and Google Play, will give parents the convenience of communicating with the school from their mobile device. It was developed by WhizFish, a top tier Mobile Apps for Schools company.

WhizFish CEO, Betsey Duggan said, "Mobile apps are being adopted quickly by schools with thousands using them now to engage parents who grew up on the web and expect communication to be convenient and available on the devices they use most, smartphones and tablets. Schools that have adopted mobile apps are beginning to see greater involvement from parents and even grandparents and increased school loyalty."

Heritage Christian Academy was established as Christian Renewal Academy in 1984 as a ministry to serve families from all denominations who desire a biblically-based quality education for their children. In 2006, the name was changed to Heritage Christian Academy, which more clearly expresses the vision and goals in teaching our students a Christian world view. Today we serve students from over 30 churches here in the Golden Isles. We welcome children of all races, ethnic groups, and religious backgrounds to our school. Our academic curriculum, principles, and moral standards are grounded in the historic Christian faith. We affirm our belief in the Bible as the infallible word of God

WhizFish, with offices in Ohio and Florida, develop mobile apps for schools across the U.S. both public and private, online and traditional. The company serves as the sole app developer for the largest school district in the U.S., the New York City Department of Education.

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