Internet hyper-connectivity meets the good, old note sent home in the schoolbag at note2home.com. The new site brings busy parents into the center of their busy child`s life. "The site means offers a very direct line of communication between the key figures of your child's day-to-day life and you, the parent," says Bryan Kress, note2home.com's founder. "Once you log in you are instantly in the center of theirworld, able to communicate directly with teachers, key school figures, other parents, coaches... even babysitters!"

The simple-to-use web format provides a better way for parents to get all newspertaining to their children in one place-- their e-mail in-box. Parents will receive all daily messages at one time in an organized format that avoids crowding their in-box."However," says Kress. "If a message is marked "Urgent" by its sender it will be sent immediately."

To create a note2home.com network, a school administrator simply logs in to the site, follows a simple set-up procedure, e-mails a notification of availability to parents, teachers, coaches and anyone else they wish to have access.

Safety and privacy are key issues where children are concerned, and these issues arefront and center on the note2home.com website. "Only a parent with a password has access to messages surrounding any particular student."

Note2home.com is online and available to parents and schools now.

Among the many features note2home.com offers are: Online discussion boards, online permission slips which parents "sign" with password approval, online bill-paying for tuition, fees (much safer than an envelope containing cash or check), and of course total connectivity to your child’s school and social networks.

For additional information on note2home.com go to the website or contact: RichardOrtiz, Note2Home.com Media Communications, at: 618-277-3173.