Family portal · Module 18 of 20
Course stories
Stories are what the school shares with a family — a note, an announcement, a document, a report card. They're grouped by where they came from, so a whole-school announcement never buries a message about one child.
- Route
- /courses
- Captured in
- Firefox
- Reaches
- Parents and students
The four groups
| Group | Holds |
|---|---|
| Courses | One row per enrolled course, with the teacher and how many stories they've shared. |
| Class | Homeroom-level messages for the student's class group. |
| School | Whole-school announcements. |
| Personal stories | Shared with this student alone — the Just for Victoria row. Dispatched report cards land here. |
Why grouping matters
The grouping mirrors the scopes the office publishes at, so the shape of the screen tells a parent who a message was meant for. A course row means a teacher wrote to that class; a personal row means someone wrote about their child.
Empty is stated, not hidden
A course with nothing shared reads No stories yet and keeps its place in the list — so a parent can tell the difference between a quiet course and a missing one.