How Check-In helps schools notice sooner

Check-In does more than track moods. It gives staff a clear, daily view of how students are doing, and connects what they see to the student support, student safety, and special education processes you already run. Built for counselors, student services teams, and school leaders.

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Listen: a daily pulse

Students answer one simple question: How are you feeling today? They tap an emoji they recognize. Low effort means high participation, including from students who rarely speak up in homeroom or in class.

  • Eight clear emotions covering positive and negative states, from Happy and Proud to Sad, Worried, and Angry
  • A built-in "Talk to an adult" option that flags students who are reaching out for help
  • Participation tracked at school and district level, so leaders always know whose voices are being heard
  • A customized approach, so only the students you choose take part
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Identify: patterns behind feelings

Check-In surfaces emotional trends across the week, month, semester, and school year, so staff can focus on the students whose signals are changing rather than those having a rare bad day.

  • Group heatmaps that show every student's responses at a glance
  • Filter by group, grade, gender, and student program data
  • See check-ins alongside attendance, Skills, and Perceptions data on the student profile for a whole-child picture
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Respond: turn signals into support

When a student quietly asks for help, you don't want to find out at the end of the grading period. Check-In connects directly to your counselors, student support, and special education teams, so noticing leads to acting.

  • Instant flags when a student selects "Talk to an adult," routed to a designated staff member of your choice
  • A direct route from a check-in into interventions
  • Exportable reports for leadership team meetings, board updates, and state reporting
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