Parent courtesy calls
Courtesy.
Every parent call, logged and followed up — with the ones that matter quietly raised to the head, and the promises you made turned into tasks that close.
- Call log
- Campaigns
- AI triage
- Action items
- Follow-ups
Every parent call, logged and followed up.
Courtesy calls · Senior Wing
This week
Term check-in campaign · 09–15 Jun
Mr & Mrs Rawat
Ishaan · VII-B
Happy with progress; no concerns raised.
Mrs Sethi
Aarohi · V-A
Requested a revised due date for the term.
Mr Qureshi
Zoya · IX-C
Parent reports anxiety before exams — asked for support.
Mr Bhatt
Kabir · VI-A
All settled; will join the science fair.
Exam-time anxiety reported by parent; support requested.
Suggested: Loop in the counsellor and call the parent back this week.
Action items
- Counsellor session for Zoya R. Mehta Pending
- Revised fee schedule — Aarohi Accounts In progress
- Confirm science-fair slot S. Bhandari Verified
Rendered in the ScholaRise app palette · figures illustrative — the structure and computed fields are real.
A school's relationship with a parent should not live in a teacher's notebook.
What usually happens
Courtesy calls are how a good school stays close to its families, yet most of them vanish the moment they end — a tick on a printout, a line in a diary, a memory that fades by Friday. The head never hears about the parent who quietly mentioned exam anxiety, the follow-up nobody owned slips, and at the end of the term there is no honest answer to "who have we actually spoken to?". ScholaRise gives the call a home: it is logged against the right student, the worrying ones are raised to the head, and the promise becomes a task that someone has to close.
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Structured call logging
A teacher logs each parent call inline against the student — what was discussed, an optional follow-up note and the call date — instead of a notebook nobody else can read.
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Purpose campaigns
Define a calling campaign — its name, its window of dates, the classes and sections it targets — so a round of calls has a reason and a finish line, not just a running log.
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Teacher & head surfaces
Teachers see their own assigned students; the head sees every student in the branch, filtered by class and section. Head-authored feedback is always private by design.
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AI triage for the head
An AI pass reads teacher call notes and flags the ones a head should personally see — a complaint, a health or safety worry, a behavioural or fee concern — and skips the routine all-good check-ins.
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Severity & category
Each flagged note carries a category and a severity — low through urgent — plus a one-line summary and a concrete next step, so triage is a glance, not a re-read of every call.
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Action items that close
Turn a call into a tracked task: assign it, set a priority and due date, then watch it move pending → in progress → completed → verified, with completion notes and a verify-or-reject gate.
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Analytics dashboard
Branch-scoped totals, a teacher leaderboard, students never called or overdue, open follow-ups, a daily call trend and a per-class breakdown — the whole calling effort in one read.
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Campaign email settings
Per campaign, send an initial brief and an optional daily progress email at a set time to the people who care — heads and coordinators stay told without anyone chasing a report.
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Kept right by branch and session. Every call, campaign and action item is scoped to the active branch and academic year, so a multi-campus trust never sees another campus's calls and last year's log stays last year's.
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Read off the one ledger of student truth. Parents, class and section come from the same student records the school already runs on — resolved per session, so the right names show up even after a student is promoted.
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On the same web, iOS and Android apps. A teacher logs a call from a phone between periods; the head triages flagged feedback from the desk. One platform, no separate courtesy-calls login.
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The triage is Sol, the AI agent. The same assistant that works across the school reads teacher call notes and surfaces the ones a head should personally see — quiet help inside the product, not a fourth tool to learn.
Why it matters
The call a head most needs to hear about is the one nobody thought to forward. So the system forwards it.
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The walkthrough
- Length
- 30 minutes, no slides
- Run by
- Someone who runs a school
- Available
- Across India · web, iOS & Android
- Module
- Courtesy calls
- Platforms
- Web · iOS · Android
- Scope
- Branch + session
- Workflow
- Log · flag · close