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News

Tell the bigger stories, beautifully.

When a story deserves more than a post, write an article. Rich formatting, photo galleries and featured images, published to your website and app with a share-ready link.

No login needed. Nothing you do in the demo is sent anywhere.

Why It Works

What News does for you

News list with story cards, a Homepage pin badge on the top story and scheduling status on others.
Pin the best stories to the homepage; the rest roll into the archive.
01

Feature the Best

Pin top stories to the homepage. Older ones roll into a searchable archive.

See It in the Demo
News article editor with headline, summary, cover image and body blocks.
A clean editor for headings, quotes, galleries and embeds.
02

Clean, Readable Articles

Headings, quotes, galleries and embeds that look great on every screen.

See It in the Demo
Public news article page on the Emberwood district website.
Every article becomes a clean public page with a share card.
03

Share Anywhere

Every article gets a short link and a social preview card.

See It in the Demo
  • Accessibility Checked

    Heading order, link text and contrast are checked before you publish.

How It Works

Up and running in three steps

  1. Step 1: Write the Story

    Use the editor or Draft With Ember to start from notes.

  2. Step 2: Add Media

    Galleries, video embeds and a featured image.

  3. Step 3: Publish and Share

    Push it to the website, app, a newsletter and social at once.

What's Included

All of it, in every plan

No add-on modules and no premium tier. Every district gets the full platform for one flat annual price.

  • Rich article editor
  • Photo galleries and video embeds
  • Categories and tags
  • Search-friendly pages
  • Article archive
  • Auto-translation

FAQ

Questions, Answered

Can we move our old news articles over?
Yes. Our one-time onboarding moves your existing articles over and sets up redirects so old links keep working.
Can schools have their own news?
Each school can publish to its own news page, and the district can feature any story district-wide.

See News With Your Own District

Send us your website address. We'll build a working preview with your logo, colors and real content — free — and walk you through it.