Attendance
From the paper register to parents, before nine.
No new habit for teachers: the register stays on paper. It is photographed at the desk, read row by row, approved by a person, and every absent child's family is asked before nine.
کاغذ کے رجسٹر سے والدین تک
The screens
Paper at eight. Parents by nine.
The whole morning, in six screens.
In numbers
September's attendance.
Two campuses, 1,046 students, 22 school days.
Students present, each school day
1,046 studentsThe lowest day was the rain on Monday 21 September, on both campuses.
Attendance by class
September averageEvery class sits between 94.6% and 96.8%. The scale starts at zero, so the bars look alike, because they are.
Absent students, by weekday
September average per dayBetween 44 and 54 a day. No weekday stands out; single days, like the rain on 21 September, matter more.
When the last absence message went out
each school dayEvery family asked before nine on 21 of 22 days. On the rain day, 21 September, registers came in late and the last message went at 09:20.
Illustrative figures from a demonstration school with 1,046 students on two campuses.
What changes.
| Most schools today | With Dehreen |
|---|---|
| The register is counted by hand, and entered later, if at all. | Photographed at eight and read row by row. |
| A parent learns about absences at the end of the month. | They are asked before nine, and the reply is kept. |
| A child missing three days is noticed late. | The desk sees it the third morning, with the family's replies. |
Questions schools ask.
Can we keep the paper register?
Yes. The paper register stays exactly as it is. Dehreen keeps a copy you can search.
Do teachers need phones in class?
No. The front desk photographs the register.
What if a mark is unclear?
The row is flagged, and the desk checks with the class teacher before it is filed.
See your registers read in seconds.
Bring a photo of one of your registers to the demo.