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Your first sign-in and what you’re looking at
Your dashboard, your classroom stats, and the quick actions you’ll use most.
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Your day-to-day, one short episode at a time — the gradebook grid, attendance, your class roster, parents, report cards and conference night. Press play on any card.
Getting started
Grades & the gradebook
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Entering grades
Type grades straight into the grid, with Enter and Tab to move without the mouse.
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How the average actually works
How daily work, quizzes and tests combine into one average — a concept walkthrough.
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Taking attendance
Mark who’s absent, excused, half-day or tardy — everyone starts the day present.
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Recording behavior
Record how a child is doing against the items and scale your school picked.
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Behavior reports
File a one-off behavior report — positive, negative or neutral.
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Your students
Your roster, parent contact, and inviting a family to the portal.
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Permission slips
Send a permission slip and watch approved, declined and not-returned update live.
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Messages
Your message threads with every family in your room, in one place.
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Report cards for your class
Print a report card for one of your own students, notes and all.
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The attendance report
One child’s year: the counts, the rate, and every day drawn as a calendar you can page back through.
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Grade trends
The same marks as a line instead of a table — every subject on one chart, a chart each, or just the shape.
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Grade averages: catching it early
A principal asks about one subject. Opening the whole grade shows it was never only that subject.
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Conferences for your room
Your conference evening, moving shared families, and approving change requests.
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School events
The school calendar from your side — list view, month view, and adding your own event.
Watch nowLesson Plans
Lesson Plans is an add-on. If your school has it, you’ll find it in your own menu; if you don’t see it, your office hasn’t turned it on.
getting set up
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Setting up your plan book
Your periods and their times, set once — the shape every week of the year hangs on.
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Laying out your week, and changing it later
Put a subject in a square and say how often it repeats, then change one day without disturbing the rest.
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Adding the lesson goals to the square
What you’re actually teaching that day, written into the square the subject already made.
Watch nowmaterials and your week library
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Materials for the lesson
What you need in your hands to teach it — and why the list travels with the lesson, not the subject.
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Saving a week to the library
A week that worked, kept as a pattern you can lay down again.
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Starting a week from the library
Take a saved week off the shelf and drop it into an empty one.
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When the week doesn’t go to plan
A day gets eaten. Push the rest of the week forward, and undo it if you were wrong.
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Finding a plan again
Search back through the year for the week you taught it last time.
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Printing your plan book
Four different sheets, not four sizes of the same one — and which is for which moment.
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When someone covers your class
What the substitute sees, and the note you leave that only she reads.
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Lesson Plans on your phone
The same plans, one day at a time, on the screen in your pocket.
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Every step in the series is already written up, click by click, in the documentation — searchable and ready now.