Attendance, grades, assignments, and report cards in one academic flow.
School OS supports attendance sessions, assessment creation, grade entry, assignment workflows, report-card generation, and student transcript history.
Run the mechanics of teaching from one academic layer instead of breaking attendance, assessment, and reporting into separate systems.
These capabilities are based on the actual attendance, gradebook, assignment, and report-card controllers and views currently implemented in the app.
Attendance, assessments, assignment work, and end-of-term reporting all sit in one connected academic flow.
Teachers move from timetable to attendance, assignment review, and grading without switching operating contexts.
Absentee trends, chronic absentee logic, and export-ready reporting are already part of the academic stack.
Report cards feed transcript views and parent-facing academic history once released.
Built for the actual operators behind this workflow.
These are not abstract product claims. The experiences below map to workflows already represented in the platform today, translated into the operating model a school leader or investor would expect to see from a serious system product.
Daily academic workflow
Take registers, publish assignments, review submissions, and update grades inside one execution layer built around class and subject context.
Assessment and reporting control
Configure assessments with weights, due dates, and grading structures, then generate report cards from live data.
Visible academic record
Published attendance and reporting data flows directly into the parent and student portals instead of being reconstructed after the fact.
Register to report card
Attendance, assessments, assignment work, and end-of-term reporting all sit in one connected academic flow.
Teacher execution
Teachers move from timetable to attendance, assignment review, and grading without switching operating contexts.
Analytics included
Absentee trends, chronic absentee logic, and export-ready reporting are already part of the academic stack.
Published history
Report cards feed transcript views and parent-facing academic history once released.
What this module already supports in the product.
The list below is grounded in the implemented controllers, views, and workflows already present in School OS. This is the part investors and buyers both care about: not just a category story, but a real operating surface.
Attendance sessions
Create attendance sessions by class, subject, date, and period, then take registers and store per-student statuses.
Attendance analytics
View school-wide trends, class breakdowns, chronic absentee lists, and export analytics to CSV.
Assessments and grades
Create assessments with subject, class, type, max score, weight, due date, and optional grading scheme, then save scores and comments per student.
Assignments and submissions
Publish assignments by class and subject, collect student submissions, and grade them with scores and feedback.
Report cards
Generate report cards by term from grade data, publish them, and export PDFs for families.
How the workflow runs in practice.
Daily teaching operations
Run attendance, publish assignments, review submissions, and update grades from the same academic system.
End-of-term reporting
Generate report cards from assessment data, publish them, and expose them to the relevant portals.
Academic history
Feed published report cards into each student’s transcript and parent-facing record.
Why this matters at system level.
Less fragmentation between classroom execution and academic reporting.
More reliable school-wide academic data because workflows share the same class and student context.
A cleaner experience for families because the academic picture is visible from the same system running the school.
When TeachSignal Intelligence runs on top of School OS, academic execution data adds context to where pressure, instability, and support gaps may be forming inside teaching.
View TeachSignal IntelligenceThis module is stronger because it is not alone.
School OS is built as one operating system. Each module below contributes more value because it is already connected to the same school context, user roles, and live data model.
See how Academic Operations works inside the wider School OS platform.
Buy this module on its own or run it as part of the full School OS stack. The strongest version combines School OS operations with TeachSignal Intelligence on top.