Models

Your school’s shape.
Grading, behavior, progress — defined by you.

A model is the structure your school runs on: how grades are scored, how behavior is tracked, how progress is shown. Start from a community template, or build one to match how your school already works.

How it works

Configure once, run everywhere.

Templates

Ready-to-use packages

Start from packaged grading, behavior, and progress models built around Chabad chinuch — tweak to fit your school.

Display

Pick how it shows

Letter grades, points, percentages, comments-only, custom rubrics — choose per model and per report.

Grading

Flexible grading scales

Define the scale once: 1–5 with descriptors, 0–100, letters, mastery-based. Reports inherit it automatically.

Frame

Assessment frameworks

Group standards into frameworks — e.g. Mishna mastery, Tefilla fluency — so assessments and progress roll up correctly.

Custom

Custom structures

Need a non-standard category, a derived score, or a weighted average? Models let you express it once and reuse everywhere.

Library

Shareable across schools

Schools can share working models so a new school doesn’t start from zero — import, adapt, and run.

Educational models

Models for the way your school teaches.

Tefilla maps, mishna mastery, brachos charts, chazara cycles — purpose-built modules, not generic checklists.

Tefilla

Tefilla mastery maps

Per-tefilla milestones (Modeh Ani → Tefillas Shacharis) with per-talmid progress and parent visibility.

Mishna

Mishna chazara model

Track which mishnayos a talmid knows by heart and which ones need another pass. Sof zman ready.

Brachos

Brachos & halacha charts

Brachos achronos / rishonos mastery, hilchos shabbos checklists — printable, gradeable, shareable.

Custom

Bring your own model

New school program? Define a model in admin settings. The student dashboard adapts automatically.

Open school modelsSee the admin model library

Configure once

A grading scale, your descriptors.

Define what each mark means — not just “4 is good.” Every assessment, every progress card, every report card uses these same descriptors so teachers, parents, and students are reading the same language.

4

Mastery

Independent, consistent, transfers to new contexts.

3

Proficient

On grade level; minor prompting on harder items.

2

Developing

Concept emerging; needs scaffolding.

1

Beginning

Significant support required.

Fit the software to your school

Browse the model library.

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