Your classes, your students, your workload - lightened.
Chaimount does not add another tab to your evening. It removes the compiling, the report-typing, and the guessing about which student is slipping.
A single class-teacher view - three signals per student, one flag surfaced.
Concretely, in your day
Early warnings scoped to your classes
You see flags on the students you actually teach - not a school-wide feed you have to filter.
Auto-drafted report cards
Report cards come to you already assembled from the gradebook. Review, adjust the narrative, sign off.
Parent updates without a second app
Consistent progress updates go out on the school-defined cadence - you approve, you do not compose from scratch.
A trend, not just a number
A grade dip shows against attendance and submission trends - so the conversation with the student is specific.
Parent-teacher meeting scheduling
Meeting slots offered inside the same flow - no separate booking sheet, no back-and-forth on messages.
Your roster, your entries
Only teachers assigned to a class touch its gradebook. Access is scoped, always.
The parts that stay yours
How you teach
Chaimount is not a curriculum, a lesson planner, or a script. Pedagogy is yours.
The grade the student earned
We do not adjust marks. We surface trends. The grade sheet is your work, always.
The conversation with the student
Early warnings raise a flag; the intervention is a human conversation, not an automated message.
A demo scoped to how a class teacher actually uses it.
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.