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One screen that answers “how is school going?”

The parent dashboard is where the Parent login lands. It is deliberately simple: current grades, what got done this week, and what comes next.

At a glance

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What is on the screen

Each student on the account has a section, and inside it every active class has one row: the current percentage and letter grade, the number of items completed in the last seven days, and the next items due in the coming week, including tests, quizzes, papers and projects.

Built for a quick look

The dashboard is designed to take under a minute. A parent can see at a glance which class is slipping, whether the study sessions are getting done, and what is due before the next evening email.

Progress, not surveillance

Parents see results and schedules. They don’t see the student’s essays, critiques, flashcards or quizzes. Students get a place to work and make mistakes, and parents get the information they need to help.

Works with the daily email

The evening email and the dashboard use the same information. The email is the quick nudge, and the dashboard is where to look when something in it needs a closer view.

Frequently asked questions

What does the parent dashboard show?

For each class: the current grade, how many items were completed this week, and the next items due in the coming week.

Where do I find it?

Log in with the Parent login. It is the page you land on.

Can I change my student’s grades?

No. The dashboard is read-only. Scores are entered by the student, or read from a scanned test that the student can edit.

Can a grandparent or tutor see it?

Yes, if you invite them as a supporter. They get view-only access to the same progress.

Is it different from the daily email?

They share the same information. The email arrives each evening, and the dashboard is always current.

Does it include the student’s essays or chats?

No. It shows progress only.

How current is the information?

The dashboard is live. It updates as soon as the student marks work done or adds a grade.

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