Michelle McNamara

Schoolrunner 2.0 has a whole new design and navigation system. Your home screen lays out the ABC'S: Attendance, Behaviors, Communication, and Search.     This means that – whatever you want to do ...

The Assessments page allows you to look at any of the assessments that have been entered into Schoolrunner. By default, it displays the most recent assessments recorded, but by using the filters on...

The Staff Attendance page, most commonly used by the front office, is where attendance for teachers and other staff members is recorded and viewed. The top part of the page is used for recording ab...

A good way to track behavior is to set up dynamic groups that are defined by merits and demerits. This means that students who meet the requirements you set are automatically included in the group ...

A school term defines the dates that your school year starts and ends. Visit your Terms page to create or manage school terms. Note that you'll need the "Edit Terms" permission.     Define the beg...

The "Enrollment & Demographics Filters" section contains many ways to filter students at your school. Each filter can be used individually or in conjunction with other filters in the same section, ...

A pivot table is a highly configureable chart that allows you to determine which categories of data are shown on the horizontal and vertical axes. To view the pivot table for your report, click the...

Get a full picture of how your students are performing in your course(s) on the Analysis page. Start by choosing the "Student Assessment Scores" dataset.   Then, use the various filters to customi...

Yes! Standards can be linked to questions on any assessment, regardless of whether the assessment's course uses standards-based grading or conventional assessment-based grading. When creating or ed...

User groups determine who can do and see what in Schoolrunner.   Instead of assigning permissions on a user-by-user basis, permissions are granted to user groups. Then, any user who is a member of ...