View full size ↗The teacher’s starting point
A school day starts with the teacher’s assigned classes and due work. The classroom has one place to open attendance, marks and the next review.
A school day, in sync.
A school day starts with the teacher’s assigned classes and due work. The classroom has one place to open attendance, marks and the next review.
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View full size ↗Record who is in class
Attendance turns the class roster into today’s record. Teachers see student status and recent patterns together, keeping the next staff follow-up grounded in the register.
View full size ↗Keep the gate team in context
At the gate, staff work with approved passes and scheduled visits. The campus team has its own clear operational record and retains responsibility for each admission.
View full size ↗Connect campus operations
Transport operations keeps boarding and incident work inside the same school platform. Each team has a focused workspace, while leaders can follow the school’s connected operational records.
Attendance never makes a gate decision; transport is manually recorded, with no GPS or private health disclosure.
Trace the decisions and evidence
School-day signals matter only when each team sees its own source and owns its next decision.
Classroom signal
Attendance stays with the teacher’s roster.
Internal review
A person approves the next staff action.
Gate and route
Front office and transport retain separate decisions.
Owner priorities
Each priority returns to its source.
- Teacher-scoped attendance record
- Approval-required internal follow-up
- Separate gate and transport staff decisions
- Source-linked owner priority view