Calendar & Events
A Calendar Every Family and Teacher Actually Uses
Get the right event in front of the right people at the right time. Scope events to a center, program, or classroom, set recurring schedules once, flag your closures, and let families add events to their own calendar in a tap.

A Calendar That Keeps Everyone On the Same Page.
Picture day, the Tuesday music class, a Friday permission slip, the long weekend you're closed. KidzLog gets each one to exactly the families and staff it's for, and nowhere else.
Try KidzLog Free Today.The Right Event Reaches the Right People
Scope every event to your whole center, a single program, or one classroom. Families and teachers see only what applies to them, with no invite lists to manage.
Closures Nobody Misses
Closures and holidays stand out on the calendar, flag the email subject line, and surface a "Center is closed" banner on the attendance screen. Turn calendar emails on or off center-wide.
Set Recurring Events Once
Turn on Repeats for weekly classes or monthly family nights. Edit this event, this and all following, or the whole series, whenever plans change.
Accessible Anywhere
A clean day-by-day agenda on phones, the full month view on desktop, and one-tap Add to Calendar so events land wherever each family and teacher already lives.

Scope Events to Center, Program, or Classroom
Not every event is for everyone. A center-wide closure is, but the Preschool Room's show-and-tell isn't relevant to infant-room families. When you create an event, choose its scope: center, program, or classroom. Parents automatically see center events plus anything for their own child's room or program. Teachers see center events plus their assigned classrooms, and get their own page to add and manage their room's events, while directors still see everything. No invite lists to manage, and no notification fatigue.
Make Closures Impossible to Miss
Closures and holidays get extra visibility: they stand out on the calendar and the email subject line is flagged so it doesn't get lost in an inbox. When a day is marked closed, staff see a clear 'Center is closed' banner right on the attendance screen for that day. Centers can also turn calendar emails on or off center-wide, so you control the volume the same way you manage the rest of your parent communications.


Recurring Events Without the Busywork
A weekly music class or a monthly family night shouldn't mean creating the same event over and over. Turn on Repeats, pick a pattern (daily, weekly with your choice of days, or monthly), and set when it ends. When something changes, you decide how far the change reaches: this event only, this and all following, or the whole series. Move one week's class without disturbing the rest, or update them all at once.
Take Events Anywhere, and Never Miss a Birthday
The month view shows real event names in each day, and on a phone it switches to a clean day-by-day agenda. Every event has an Add to Calendar button: download an .ics file or add it to Google Calendar in one tap, with recurring events added as a whole series. There's even an optional birthdays overlay so teachers and admins can plan a little celebration, pulled straight from the children already in your roster.

Frequently Asked Questions
Here are some of the most frequently asked questions about KidzLog
Can I control who sees each event?
Can I create recurring events?
How are closures handled?
Can families add events to their own calendar?
Can teachers manage their own events?
Can I see upcoming birthdays on the calendar?
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