You can now decide, class by class, where each subject prints on the report card, whether it counts toward the total and percentage, and which add-on papers such as Mathematics Advanced earn a small number next to their parent subject once a student clears them. Give a subject its own block on the card, keep an optional subject out of the total, or copy a finished setup to another class or session. Open Examination, then Report cards, then Subject rules.
When a student clears more than one add-on paper, the small numbers on their card run 1, 2 in subject order. A student who cleared only one add-on always sees 1.
Report cards now show only the co-scholastic activities set up for the student's class, instead of every activity in the school.
When setting up an assessment schema, you can once again choose whether it is scored in marks or grades and pick the grade scale used to show grades in mark entry and on report cards.
Every accreditation parameter now lists what to prepare under all four steps of the Plan, Do, Check, Act cycle, so no step is left empty in the requirement checklist. When you link a document, you pick the real standard (S1 to S14) and parameter, and compliance documents open in a cleaner side panel on the Evidence page.
The Compliance section now matches the rest of ScholaRise: one floating toolbar with the section tabs, search and filters, flat lists that scroll beneath it, and the same detail panels and phone layout you see in Students and Library.
The toolbar on the Teachers, Employees and Admission Inquiries pages now stays readable as you scroll, and the Filter and Sort buttons no longer disappear when switching between Teachers and Employees.
Parents can now see the due date for every fee term, with overdue terms clearly flagged.
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