Family portal · Module 20 of 20

Calendar, homework & tests

Three screens cover what's coming: the calendar for the week, homework for what's due, and the test room for a live class test the student sits in the browser.

Route
/calendar
Captured in
Firefox
Reaches
Parents and students
Family calendar in week view with scope legend
Plate 49 Family calendar. The same scheduler and the same five scopes as the office — school, division, course, class and personal.

Calendar

Week, day, month and agenda views, with the scope legend doubling as a filter. Events published school-wide or to a class appear here automatically; a family's own entries stay personal to them.

Homework

Assigned work lands on its own screen, per student. An empty list says what will fill it rather than leaving a parent guessing.

Homework screen showing an empty state
Plate 50 Homework, empty. Assigned homework will show up here — an empty screen still tells you what it's for.

Sitting a live class test

When a teacher runs a class test, the student waits in the test room and the paper opens by itself the moment the teacher starts it, with the time allowed. Nothing to refresh, no link to miss.

Live class test waiting room naming the upcoming test and reminding the student to stay on the page
Plate 51 The test room. It names what's next — Powers and Scientific Notation Challenge · Math LP - G9 - A — then waits for the teacher.
The room is supervised

The waiting screen tells the student plainly: don't leave, minimize, or open anything alongside the test — even in split screen, the teacher will see it. The proctoring is stated up front rather than discovered afterwards.

Practice is the unsupervised counterpart: a student can ask for a practice exam at any time from Ask Noora, and the scores feed the practice figures on Student 360.