A single gradebook can contain hundreds of classes or subjects in multiple terms. Each class includes charts for managing scores, attendance, seats, standards and more.

In most cases, only a single gradebook file is needed for an entire school year regardless of grade level.

Switch to any class or chart with a single mouse-click. Spend less time entering data and managing files.

Options are available for grade scales, categories, weighting, rounding, etc. Scores can include numbers, grades and user-defined codes and symbols.

To save much time, scores can be entered by clicking and filling down and can be entered directly from unsorted student papers using a high-speed search tool.

Notes can be added to scores. Multiple scores can be dropped and curved. Automatically calculated grades can be overridden.

Seats can be designed using a variety of formats and colors. Classroom furniture can be added using a variety of shapes, sizes and colors. Seats and furniture can be rotated and located anywhere to match the classroom.

Attendance and scores can be entered directly into seats

A class can have up to 1000 students.

Students can be imported from other software including school administration software using extensive porting tools.

Student records include many built-in fields for name, ID, gender, language, email (2), password and can numerous user-defined fields (i.e. phone number, address, contact information, instrument, etc.).

Gradebook Documents: A gradebook can be placed on a network allowing access from any computer. A gradebook cannot be opened by multiple users simultaneously.

Application: The application is designed to be installed to each workstation.

Numerous user-defined attendance codes can be set up for recording attendance, tardies, hours and more.

Attendance can be taken using attendance or seating charts. It can be exported over a network.

After attendance is taken, the background colors of scores cells changed to indicate attendance marks on days when assignments are due.

Up to 128 standards can be added to each class at up to three levels (i.e. standard, strand, indicator).

Up to 10 standards can be linked to any assignment for scoring using built-in or user-defined rubrics.

Standards can be graded using averaging, the power law formula or manually while viewing charts and graphs portraying student performance on each standard.