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Grading, hall passes, student support, academic progress, and family communication — connected in one place. Your classroom records stay in teacher-owned Google Workspace files; Teacher OS keeps only the limited account settings, workspace pointers, timestamps, and operational metadata needed to run the platform.
Each morning, Teacher OS looks at your classroom's records and points out what matters: patterns worth noticing, students who may need a check-in, and things that are going well.
Every classroom handles this differently. Some teachers record the pass themselves; in other rooms, students tap out at a class device or a phone. Teacher OS works either way. The pass takes seconds, the timer runs on its own, and you keep teaching.
Every pass is saved automatically. Over time, Teacher OS turns them into patterns, comparisons, and a professional report — ready whenever you need to show someone.
You write it down in thirty seconds. From that one note, Teacher OS can draft a message for anyone who needs to know — parents, counselors, administrators, even the student — in English, Spanish, or both. You pick who it's for, read the draft, change what you want, and send it when you're ready.
You never write the same update twice. Every message is saved with the incident, so the record is there if you need it later.
Every pass and every note you save adds up. Teacher OS turns them into a clear picture: where class time is going, what patterns are forming, and which students may need help. You don't have to build anything — it's just there.
You connect the assignment. Teacher OS reads every response and writes draft feedback for each student. You read the drafts, fix what needs fixing, and send. Nothing goes out without your approval.
Thirty personal feedback emails, each one checked by you, sent together. Teacher OS keeps the class in one review-first workflow: connect the assignment, inspect and edit the drafts, then send only when you approve.
You don't have to piece together the term from memory and five different places. Everything you recorded is already organized. One click creates a clear, professional report you can print or share. Not five tabs. Not a stack of notes. Prepared.
Incidents have declined each month since the check-in routine began, and both family contacts were acknowledged. Group transitions remain the most common context; the pattern suggests the current supports are working.
Teacher OS adds focused tools around the core classroom workflows without turning them into a separate student-record system.
Use your preferred AI to create a private Google Form that follows the Teacher OS authoring protocol. Teacher OS provides the prompts and compatibility rules; it does not send the authoring prompt, store the conversation, create the file, or publish the material.
Open the authoring guide →Build a teacher-owned Student Directory from the Google Classroom courses and rosters you choose. Review active students and classes, sync manually, and resolve changes without replacing Google Classroom as the roster source.
Preview a selected Google Sheet or CSV, map its columns, and review exact matches to active Directory students. When you confirm a CSV import, only the matched normalized records are written to your teacher-owned Student Progress workbook; the raw CSV is not retained.
Open a private view of academic progress, Hall Pass patterns, and Student Support facts for one active Directory student. Teacher OS generates the view from its sources when you open it, shows coverage and source links, and does not save a separate combined student profile.
Active classroom records live in Google Workspace files you own. Teacher OS does not keep a central copy of those records; it stores limited account information, workspace pointers, timestamps, and operational settings needed to connect and run the platform.