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HOUSE POINTS FOR SCHOOLS

House points, minus the spreadsheet.

Recognize students as it happens. Keep house standings current. Give staff one clear place to see what the school is celebrating.

For elementary and middle school teams.

THE HOUSE BOARD SAMPLE
THIS YEAR SO FAR

House standings

C
Cedar2,480 pts
01
A
Atlas2,260 pts
02
S
Solstice1,920 pts
03
Every point has a reason behind it.
Points awardedHelping a classmate
Sample data shown
01

Award a point

02

Update the house board

03

See the whole story

THE PRODUCT

Start with a point.
Keep the context.

The award is quick. The house totals, activity history, and reports stay organized behind it.

01 / POINT AWARDS

Notice it. Name it. Award it.

Give points to a student or a house, choose a category, and record why. Staff can do it while the moment is still fresh.

EXAMPLE AWARD+5 POINTS
StudentRiley P.
House Cedar
“Helped a classmate get started.”
02 / HOUSE STANDINGS

A house board people can follow.

See totals, today’s leaders, and recent activity on the dashboard. Put the public display on a screen in a shared space.

03 / REPORTS

See where the points went.

Explore results by house, student, staff member, and time period. Past academic years stay available for comparison.

04 / SCHOOL ADMIN

Keep the year organized.

Invite staff, manage houses and categories, import students from CSV, and correct entries with an audit trail.

A SCHOOL DAY WITH MERIT HERO

Built around the way points actually happen.

Set up the system once. Then staff can recognize students during the day, and everyone can see the results without tallying anything by hand.

  1. 01
    Set up your school

    Create houses and categories, invite staff, then add or import students.

  2. 02
    Award in the moment

    Choose a student or house, add points and a reason, and move on with the day.

  3. 03
    Share and review

    Standings update, the display has a score to show, and reports give administrators the detail.

MADE FOR REAL SCHOOLS

A public scoreboard.
School-controlled details.

Each school’s records are kept separate. On the public display, administrators can choose how student names appear and optionally limit access by IP address.

GOOD TO KNOW

A few practical questions.

For the details that matter when you run a house system every day.

01Who can award points?

School administrators invite staff and assign roles. Staff can award points; administrators also manage school settings, people, and point corrections.

02Can staff access another school's records?

No. A staff account is scoped to its own school. Each school's application records are kept separate.

03What can appear on a school TV?

The public display shows house standings. Administrators control how student names appear and can optionally restrict display access by IP address.

04What if someone awards the wrong number of points?

An administrator can edit or reverse a point entry. Those changes are recorded in the audit history.

05Can we import students and look back at past years?

Yes. Administrators can import students from a CSV file, and reports can be viewed for previous academic years.

FOR YOUR SCHOOL TEAM

Bring your school on board.

Create your school account, then set up houses, staff, and students.

Create a school account