RuvnaChangelog

What's new

New features, improvements and fixes across Ruvna.

  1. Improvements for Managing Dismissal Plans

    Improvement
    • Dismissal

    Fill from Defaults

    When creating or editing a plan change for a student, click Fill from Defaults to pre-fill it with that student’s current default plans. If the change is a small tweak to their usual schedule, start from their defaults and adjust only what’s different.

    All Timeslots Shown Up Front

    When creating a plan change or editing a student’s defaults, every available timeslot is now listed automatically. Choose a plan for each one directly, or select None if the student has no plan for that timeslot. No more clicking Add Step and picking timeslots from a dropdown.

  2. Announcement Templates

    New
    • Announcements

    You can now save the messages your school sends again and again as reusable templates. Weather delays, practice cancellations, form deadline reminders: write them once, and anyone on your team can start from the same polished version next time.

    • Start from a template: Find your school’s shared library under Announcements > Templates. Choose “Use Template” to open a new draft with the subject, message, channels, and audience already filled in. Change the details that differ, then send or schedule like any other announcement.
    Read more about Announcement Templates →

  3. More Flexible Common Areas

    Improvement
    • Dismissal

    Dismissal methods can now be configured to send students to different common areas based on grade.


  4. Filter Contacts by Campus

    Improvement
    • General

    In multi-campus/district environments, you can now filter contacts by campus.

  5. Support for Standard Response Protocol

    New
    • Accountability

    Accountability now supports the Standard Response Protocol (SRP). If your school has adopted SRP, your event types in Ruvna can use the same language, icons, and colors your staff has been trained on, so there’s no translation required during a drill or a real emergency.