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The attendance grid makes patterns visible at a glance — spot chronic absences, frequent tardiness, and trends across your class. Use the visual layout to identify students who need attention.
Read the grid
The attendance grid is designed for visual pattern recognition. Two ways to scan it:
- Scan a row (left to right) — see one student's entire month. Clusters of red or gaps in green stand out immediately.
- Scan a column (top to bottom) — see how the whole class attended on a single day. Useful for spotting days with unusually high absences.
Use the filtered month view to remove non-teaching days. This compresses the grid and makes patterns easier to see.
Spot patterns
Color-coding from your custom statuses makes trends visible at a glance. Common patterns to watch for:
- Repeated day absences — a student absent every Monday or Friday.
- Streaks — multiple absences in a row, which may signal a larger issue.
- Late patterns — consistently late on the same day or time.
- Declining attendance — steady attendance early in the semester that drops off over time.
Use status notes to record context alongside the pattern.
Class attendance summary
The bottom-left panel below the class selector shows your class-level stats:
- Total present — how many "present" marks across all students and days.
- Total absent — how many "absent" marks.
- Attendance rate — overall percentage for the class.
Individual student attendance
For a deeper look at one student, open their profile. The Overview tab includes:
- Weekly Attendance chart — a stacked bar chart showing Present, Late, Excused, and Absent by week over the semester.
- Attendance donut — overall attendance percentage with a count breakdown.
This is useful for parent conferences or when you need to document a student's attendance history. Pair attendance data with student notes for a complete picture before conferences. See Student profiles →
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