Built into the platform. A partner school does not start using it automatically.

Register and assessment

Teachers enter assessments for the class and subject. Published results are visible to the student, the parent, and school leadership.

A teacher’s register with class assessments
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How it works in practice

  1. 01

    Open the class

    Teachers work from the homeroom or subject class they are assigned to.

  2. 02

    Enter assessments

    Add assessments, scores, and evidence. The register updates with the class.

  3. 03

    Share with the school

    Students, parents, and leadership see the published record for that year.

Who uses it

  • Director: register status across classes, and the year-end record.
  • Teacher: assessments for the classes and subjects they teach.
  • Student: published results for their own classes.
  • Parent: published results for the linked child.

Key capabilities

Teacher assessment workspace
Create assessments, enter grades, and keep evidence with the record — the way a public-school gradebook is used day to day.
Tied to classes and subjects
Grades live on the school structure: class, subject, and student enrollment, not a separate course catalog.
Class register
The register stays with the class so leadership can print or review the official record.
Visible to students and parents
Published grades appear in the student and parent views so families are not waiting on a photocopied sheet.
School-wide overview
Directors can see gradebook status across classes without collecting spreadsheets from every teacher.
End-of-year record
Grades remain with the academic year so promotion and archives have a complete record.

Frequently asked questions

For an interested school

Request a presentation. We will talk through this workflow with your school. There is no public price on this page.