Run the whole school without running around the whole school.
Chaimount gives you one source of truth for admissions, timetabling, gradebooks, and interventions - so you spend the day making decisions, not compiling numbers to make them.
Six unconnected tools become one grid. What used to take a morning of chasing is a screen you open once.
The screens a principal keeps open
School health board
Every class, every grade, one screen. Cells stay calm; the flagged ones tell you exactly where to look today.
Admissions pipeline
Applications in, offers out - the whole intake, in one column, with the missing-document flag right next to the name.
Timetable and substitutions
The current schedule, the pending changes, and the substitution suggestions - all in one place.
Intervention tracker
Every open early-warning flag, who owns it, and whether the underlying signal has started to recover.
Term calendar
Assessments, parent-teacher meetings, and reporting deadlines laid out - no separate wall calendar.
Access control
Who can see grades, who can see counselor notes, who can act on flags - configured by role, audited.
Concrete hours reclaimed
Not marketing figures - the specific work that stops being manual once Chaimount is running.
From a full weekend to under an hour
Term timetable generation moves from a manual spreadsheet marathon to a review-and-approve conversation with a working draft.
Report card compilation shifts from typing to reviewing
Class teachers stop assembling report cards from scratch. They review a draft built from the gradebook, and sign off.
Every family, on the same rhythm
Coverage of parent communication becomes automatic and even, not skewed to the families who ask.
Counselor conversations start earlier
A student showing early signals reaches the counselor in the same term, not on the report card conversation.
Book a demo on your school's real numbers.
45 minutes, your admissions and gradebook data - a real picture, not a canned tour.
Tell us your school.
Watch the grid draw itself.
Move the sliders. The grid on the right rebuilds at your scale, and one cell flags amber - an illustrative view of the signal you would see on your own school if a student began falling behind.
An illustrative view based on typical patterns - not a live read of your actual school data.