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Connect with families
Discuss progress at parent-teacher conferences, invite families to activities, and hear their questions in return.
EMT919 for educators
Help every family
be heard.
Connect across language barriers with phone-based interpretation, encrypted transcripts for teachers, and authorized oversight for school leaders.
Talk with students, parents, and caregivers in the service’s supported languages. No additional app or dedicated hardware.
For teachers, school staff, and district leaders.
More connection.
See how the conversation works
You speak.
EMT919 interprets.
They respond.
Keep the conversation between you and the family. Take short turns, listen to the response, and confirm the next step.
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Connect by phone. Use the access number and staff-phone setup confirmed for your school.
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Select a supported language. Confirm the language the other person prefers.
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Take turns. EMT919 interprets each speaker’s words into the other language.
Why EMT919 for schools
Translate the conversation.
Keep a secure record.
Free translation apps can help with a quick exchange. School communication also needs a protected record for the teacher and appropriate oversight for school leaders.
| What matters at school | Free translation apps | EMT919 for schools |
|---|---|---|
| A record for the teacher | Check whether conversation history can be securely delivered to the teacher. | Encrypted conversation transcripts are sent securely to the teacher—a record to review when clarifying details, planning next steps, or following up with a family. |
| Protection for the conversation | Security and data-use controls vary. Review the app’s terms and settings for school use. | Platform data is encrypted in transit and at rest. Transcript access requires SMS verification. Customer audio and transcripts are not used to train AI models. |
| Administrative oversight | Check for authorized administrator access, access logs, and retention settings that meet your school’s needs. | Authorized administrators can review conversation records for follow-up and accountability. Administrative and transcript-access events are logged; retention follows your school’s agreement. |
For teachers & school staff
Everyday moments.
A shared understanding.
Help families participate and give students room to ask questions—in the places your school day happens.
Support everyday learning
Explain assignments and classroom expectations. Let students ask about the part they don’t yet understand.
Make school easier to navigate
Welcome families at enrollment, answer front-office questions, and discuss attendance or meeting times.
Let’s talk about your school
See it with
your school in mind.
See interpretation, secure transcript delivery, and administrative review in a school scenario. We’ll discuss your language needs, staff access, and next steps.
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Team@EMT919.com
A few useful answers
Before you
get started.
Do staff or families need an app?
No additional app or dedicated hardware is required for EMT919’s phone-based interpretation workflow. Your demonstration will cover staff phones, service access, and setup.
Which languages are available?
AI interpretation is available in the service’s supported languages. Bring your school’s language needs so we can confirm coverage and any live-interpreter options. Review language options.
Who receives transcripts and who can review them?
Encrypted transcripts are sent securely to the teacher. Authorized administrators can review records according to your school’s access permissions. Transcript access requires SMS verification; delivery, access, and retention are confirmed in your school’s setup and agreement. Review security and retention controls.
Can our school evaluate the service?
Yes—request a demonstration to discuss evaluation or pilot options. Scope, pricing, participating staff, and service terms are confirmed with your organization.
What about sensitive student conversations?
AI interpretation can make mistakes. Follow school policy and use qualified interpreters for sensitive or high-stakes discussions, including special-education and disciplinary matters, whenever required. Review student privacy and data handling before use, and keep demonstrations free of student records. Visit the Trust Center.