Every column title in the marks table now sits on one line with the maximum marks in a quieter line beneath it, so long titles like "Periodic Test - 1" stay readable and never break in the wrong place. The student details at the top take about half the space they used to, and the attendance ring is lighter. Subject and assessment names print exactly as you typed them.
A report card now keeps a row for a subject whose marks are not in yet instead of dropping that subject altogether, and it does this for every class. The waiting row prints with dashes and is left out of the overall total, and optional subjects a student has not taken are still left off.
On subjects you grade rather than mark, a report card can now print the grade each part of the assessment earned instead of the marks entered for it. Open the Assessments tab under Examination and switch the option on for an assessment whose scoring is set to Grade. It is off by default, so cards you already print stay exactly as they are.
Each row in Collection Risk is now titled with the father's or mother's name on record — the person your accounts team actually calls — with the children still listed underneath. The column heading, the sort option and the search box now say Parent.
The days-late chart deliberately reaches back into the previous academic session so unpaid fees carried forward are part of the picture, but nothing on screen said so. The bars are now grouped by session with the year written above each group, so last year's fee terms no longer read as part of this year's. An existing branch shows both changes after the nightly refresh or a Recompute scores click.
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