Where you are today
How you run observations and evaluations now, and which other programs you'd want to stop running by hand.
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August · New hires
Enroll a new teacher and induction runs itself: accounts, the handbook, a mentor, a 30-day check-in. No checklists by hand.
August · Follow-up
EX nudges the teacher before things are due and puts the 1:1 on the principal's list. If something slips, it escalates.
September · Goals & SLOs
Set growth goals and SLOs in September, with progress checks on the calendar and a link to the observations that move them.
September · Walkthroughs
Tap through your look-fors on a phone. The write-up reaches the teacher before you're back in the office.
October · Coaching
Open a coaching cycle from the walkthrough, with a goal, a cadence and the next visit scheduled.
November · Learning platform
Assign a course from the learning platform. When the teacher finishes, the hours flow straight into their PD record.
January · Staff pulse
A mid-year pulse flags what's wearing people down, and it becomes an owner, a due date and a report-back.
February · Recognition
Anyone can recognize anyone, and recognition cycles prompt staff to do it, so appreciation never depends on someone remembering.
March · PD & licensure
PD hours roll up against each teacher's renewal cycle, with an early warning while there is still time to act.
April · The principal's view
One view for the principal: risk flags, coaching cadence, observation coverage and whether staff concerns were resolved.
May · Summatives
Summatives are scored and signed, and every observation, goal, PD hour and thank-you is in each teacher's portfolio.
Ava Thompson joined Eastfield Elementary
New-teacher induction started automatically
To Ava Thompson · Tuesday
Reminder: acknowledge the staff handbook by Friday.
James Nguyen · My Tasks
Schedule a 1:1 with Ava Thompson
New hire · week 2
Ava Thompson · 2026-27 goals
Draw every student into discussion
Linked to walkthroughs and a coaching cycle
SLO
Grade 3 reading fluency at benchmark
Instructional walkthrough
Ava Thompson · Grade 3
Great turn-and-talk. Try cold-calling pairs to share out.
Opened from the Sep 18 walkthrough
Goal: draw every student into discussion
Assigned from Ava's coaching goal
Structured discussion routines
Mid-year staff pulse · 48 responses
Action plan
Protect Friday planning blocks
Owner
Asst. principal
Due
Feb 14
Report back
Mar 1
James Nguyen recognized Ava Thompson
Ava covered a colleague's class this week without being asked. Exactly the kind of teammate we are lucky to have.
Above and beyondFebruary recognition cycle
License renewal · hours toward cycle
Eastfield Elementary · principal's view
At-risk flags
3
Not coached in 30 days
2
Observation coverage
18 / 20
Staff concerns resolved
4 / 5
End-of-year summative · Ava Thompson
2
Walkthroughs
1
Goal
33
PD hours
1
Recognition
From hired to thriving.
Every observation lands on one page per teacher, and the portfolio reads it back to you. Nobody assembles it at the end of the year.
How you run observations and evaluations now, and which other programs you'd want to stop running by hand.
A walkthrough to the teacher's inbox, then how the same record carries into coaching and growth.
A price for your staff size, and how schools like yours pay for it, including Title II-A.
Walkthroughs and evaluations start here. The wider platform is quoted to your staff size.
W-9, sole-source letter and your data privacy agreement, ready when you are.
Each school's data is isolated, and it works alongside your SIS and HRIS.
Made by someone who ran these cycles, not by a vendor guessing at them.
Better educator experiences. Better student outcomes.
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