
“Attendance, fees and reports that used to take days can close in minutes on one live student record.”
Before Dshule, attendance, fee balances and marks lived in separate spreadsheets and paper books. End-of-term meant weekend work for every class teacher, and parents only saw results when paper copies went home.
In a single term the multi-stream campus moved about 5,000 students onto one live record. Teachers mark attendance once; fees and report cards share the same student identity.
What used to take days of reconciliation now happens in minutes — with parent alerts and mid-term results available in the family portal when the school turns them on.
