K-12 Timetables, Assessments and Report Cards on One Platform
Reducing manual coordination between academic and administrative teams.
Key takeaways
- Timetables, assessments and report cards depend on the same class structure.
- Set up the academic structure once and reuse it all year.
- Report card season gets easier when marks are captured as the term goes.
01One academic structure, many uses
Classes, sections, subjects and teacher allocations sit underneath almost every academic workflow. When that structure is defined once, timetables, assessments and report cards can all build on it instead of being maintained separately.
Timetables, assessments and report cards depend on the same class structure.
02Capturing assessments through the term
Report card season is stressful when marks are collected at the end of term from many spreadsheets. Capturing assessments as they happen spreads the effort and gives teachers and coordinators an early view of students who need support.
- Configurable grading scales and weightings
- Moderation before publishing
- Report cards generated from captured marks
03Keeping coordinators in the loop
Academic coordinators benefit most from a shared view: which assessments are pending, which classes are behind schedule and where substitutions have changed the timetable.
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