Guide

Getting started

From first login to your first locked unit grade.

On this page

  1. Account
  2. School
  3. One-time school setup
  4. Year and students
  5. Courses and grades

1. Account

  1. Register at /register and confirm your email.
  2. Log in at /login.

2. School

On Settings → My Schools:

Start a plan under Settings → Billing (trial when available). Without an active plan you stay on billing.

3. One-time school setup

Do these before heavy grade entry (or use the setup wizard):

Details: School setup.

4. Year and students

  1. Years → Manage Years — create a year and its terms.
  2. Select that year in the year picker at the top of the app.
  3. Students → Manage Students — add or import students.
  4. Years → Enrollments — put each student in the year with a grade level.

5. Courses and grades

  1. Assignments → Manage Courses — courses and units.
  2. Assignments → Course Enrollments — enroll year students in courses.
  3. Record → Test Scores — add tests, enter scores, lock units for report cards.
Unit grade grid
Test scores grid. Save with Ctrl/Cmd-Enter.

Next: Recording test scores, Reports, Attendance.

Common questions

I’m stuck on billing and can’t open the gradebook

An active plan (or trial) is required. Open Settings → Billing with a user who has Settings permission. Contact customer support for details if payment succeeded but access is still blocked.

Why is the Test Scores list empty?

Confirm: correct year selected; student year-enrolled; student course-enrolled; you have permission and grade limits that include the student; the course has units.

Do I need terms (quarters) if we only care about a full year?

Yes—create at least one term covering the year. Report cards, behavior, notes, and many date-based features hang off terms. A single “Year” term is fine for some programs.

Where should I go deeper after setup?

Edge cases (retakes, mid-year term changes, attendance-only absences, diploma snapshots) live in the topic guides linked from the docs home—especially Years, Courses, Attendance, and Reports.