Quick Check-In
Streamlined student lookup and primary workflow for repeated front-line use.
Tardy Tracker Pro connects the systems required to operate a consistent tardy process: Quick Check-In, schedule resolution, pass handling, interventions, communication, student history, correction integrity, reporting, and administration.
The governed plan catalog currently organizes access across 15 module areas, allowing a school to start with a focused operating set and expand into interventions, advanced reporting, branding, custom pass configuration, and district administration as needed.
Streamlined student lookup and primary workflow for repeated front-line use.
A current-day operational view for time-sensitive tardy and intervention work.
Create consistent tardy records with preserved event context.
Use active calendar and schedule timing to support minutes-late and tardy-code decisions.
Use configured pass templates for school-specific printed output.
Support initial printing, controlled reprints, and print-count visibility.
Preserve print events and template snapshots for later review.
Track replaced/replacement pass relationships and recovery history.
Define when counted tardies become eligible for local intervention.
Create and manage intervention records with status history.
Group assigned students into sessions and track completion or no-show outcomes.
Document outreach and support consistent communication workflows.
Consolidate tardies, passes, interventions, contacts, and corrections.
Keep events and enrollment history aligned to the correct school year.
Preserve original records while supporting authorized void/correction workflows.
Maintain relationships between original and corrected events for traceability.
Operational reporting for tardy and intervention activity.
Expanded reporting capability on applicable plans.
Role-based administration for staff responsibilities.
Provide traceable administrative activity and operational health visibility.
Tardy Tracker Pro is intentionally focused. It is not designed to replace a school's SIS; it is designed to make the operational work surrounding tardiness faster, more consistent, easier to govern, and easier to understand.