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In most schools, important information
about students lives in different places:
So when something happens, leadership is often trying to piece things together after the fact. And even then, it’s easy to miss something important.
More and more schools are moving away from purely punitive discipline and toward a more restorative, student-centered approach. The challenge is that most systems weren’t designed to support that way of working.
Leaders can see that a student is receiving support — from counseling, health, or learning specialists — without seeing the content of those notes.
Students, parents, and faculty in one place
Wellbeing, engagement, school climate, and more
Compare your data against peer schools
Help your team document what’s happening, take the right next steps, and support students with consistency and care.
Quick, structured referrals for concerns, incidents, or positive moments
Clear, structured documentation — not scattered notes
Using restorative conversations, agreements, and follow-up
Behavior, support, and patterns — all connected
To be able to show the arc of support to a family and a student and to be really clear with the dates and the times and the interventions that were put in place, that has been the biggest benefit to me.
Eve Kulbieda
Head of Upper Campus at Pinewood School
Start gathering valuable feedback and turning it into impactful actions that boost team collaboration.
