Notes, guide and reference for this planner.
One place for all six courses: what's due this week, what's done, what each assignment is worth, current grades, teacher contacts and live class times. It replaces checking six separate sites.
Pick your account on the login screen; your password only works for that one.
| Account | Can do |
|---|---|
| Owner | Everything, plus course setup: teacher contacts, the school calendar, backups. |
| Parent | Day to day: check work off, approve requests, enter grades. No setup. |
| Student | See everything, and ask for finished work to be checked off. |
Journalism comes straight from Canvas and needs no input. The five FLVS
courses are entered by hand: when she finishes something, she asks for it to
be checked off; you approve it and type the score as
earned/possible (for example 21/25).
The site totals those itself, the same way FLVS does — earned divided by what's been graded so far, truncated. It currently matches every course's official grade exactly, so you shouldn't need to cross-check.
An item checked off without a score shows Completed — waiting on grade until you fill one in.
Measured in weeks, not items. If the earliest unfinished week is the current one, that's On pace — being partway through this week's work is fine. Falling back a week reads −1 week behind; working into a later week reads +1 week ahead. Saturday and Sunday count as the coming week, and break weeks are skipped.
Anything typed into the site — contacts, grades, check-offs, the calendar — lives on the server, not in the code. The Backup screen (Owner only) downloads all of it as a file and restores it later. A copy is also kept automatically in each browser that loads the site.
If a teacher emails a schedule correction, it goes in
SCHEDULE_CHANGES in data.js and appears at the top of
This Week and on that course's page until it's cleared.
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