Enrollment
Applications, waitlists, seat limits, and payment. A student who has not paid does not land in the classroom because a webhook arrived late.
Learning products
Enrollment, course delivery, assessments, and an assistant that can only answer from the school’s own material.
Applications, waitlists, seat limits, and payment. A student who has not paid does not land in the classroom because a webhook arrived late.
Modules, video or text lessons, assignments, due dates, and a gradebook. Progress is stored as data, not inferred from a page view.
Parents see attendance and invoices. Instructors see their cohort. Admins see the school. None of those views is the student view with a CSS hide.
Retrieval over the course corpus, citations back to the lesson, and a refusal when the material does not cover the question. The model is not the source of truth. The curriculum is.