Behavior
Student Behavior Tracking for Schools — record incidents, align faster
- Teachers record incident notes in seconds
- Admins review staff notes (approve/decline)
- Parents view approved updates
- Student behavior history in one place
Behavior incident tracking for teachers (record a note in seconds)
Capture behavior incidents while details are fresh.
- Message the Schooli WhatsApp bot
- Tap the secure link
- Record the behavior note in seconds
- Refine the note with AI before submitting
Behavior notes for parents (clear, approved updates)
Parents see only notes approved by the school.
- Clear summary of what happened
- What action is expected next
- Less back-and-forth calls
Behavior oversight for admins (review before sharing)
- Review staff-submitted behavior notes
- Approve or decline before sharing
- Keep reporting consistent across teachers and grades
- See each student’s full behavior history in one place
- Spot recurring issues earlier for timely follow-up


FAQ
Behavior tracking FAQ
Answers for principals and admins evaluating behavior tracking workflows.
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What is student behavior tracking in Schooli?
Schooli helps schools record behavior incidents, review notes internally, and share approved updates with parents—creating a clear behavior record for each student.
How do teachers record a behavior note?
Teachers message the Schooli WhatsApp bot, tap the secure link, and record the behavior note. They can refine the note using AI before submitting it for review.
Can parents see behavior notes?
Yes. Parents can view behavior notes that have been approved by the school.
Do admins review behavior notes before they are shared?
Yes. Admins can approve or decline staff-submitted behavior notes to keep communication consistent.
Does this replace phone calls to parents?
It reduces back-and-forth by keeping a written record of approved notes, while schools can still call when needed.
Ready to improve behavior communication—without confusion?
Give teachers a fast way to record incidents, let admins review before sharing, and keep parents updated with approved notes.