The Dashboard is the administrator's home page. It summarizes schedule completion for the active School Year and Term, one Grade Level at a time, and points out anything that still needs work.
Open it from Sidebar → Dashboard. Use the Grade 11 and Grade 12 tabs in the top bar to switch the Grade Level being summarized.
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Grade 11
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Grade 12
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| Tile / chart | What it shows |
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| Completion | The percentage of the Grade Level's sections whose schedule is Complete (every required subject has reached its Hours per Week). |
| Sections | Active sections in the Grade Level for the active School Year. |
| Teachers | Teachers with classes in this Grade Level. |
| Rooms Used | Rooms used by the Grade Level's schedule entries. |
| Classes | The number of schedule entries in the Grade Level. |
| Schedule Completion | A donut chart of fully scheduled sections versus the rest, with the count of incomplete sections under it. |
| Grade 11 vs Grade 12 | Completed and incomplete sections of both Grade Levels side by side, for the whole school. |
Click @gi('bell') Needs Attention to open the list. Each item links to the place where it can be fixed. Press Esc or click elsewhere to close it.
| Item | What to do |
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| @gi('circle-fill', '#dc3545') Section — No schedule entries yet. | Open the section in Scheduling and add entries, or auto-generate them. |
| @gi('circle-fill', '#d97706') Section — Schedule is incomplete. | Some subjects still need hours. Check the section's subject list in Scheduling. |
| Subject — No active teacher is qualified to teach this subject. | Assign a teacher in Teaching Assignments. |
| Section — Not every assigned subject can be scheduled without a teacher conflict. | The section's grid has too few free slots for its teachers. Add time slots, or assign more teachers to the subjects. |
| Specialized room capacity | Subjects needing a laboratory or workshop require more hours than the special rooms can hold. Add specialized rooms. |
| N active teacher(s) with no assigned load | These teachers have no classes this term. Assign them to subjects or schedule them. |
When the list is long, View all items at the bottom opens the full Scheduling Readiness report.
Below the charts, the System Status card gives a quick health check of the setup:
The Quick Actions card at the bottom has shortcuts to Academic Setup, Teachers, Scheduling and Reports.
Green values mean a check passes; orange or red values point to something to fix. A fully green System Status card means the school is ready for scheduling.