What it looks like
Everything you need to close out midterm paperwork in one evening: a gradebook that does the arithmetic for you, report card comments that sound like a person wrote them, and a conference kit you can run from.
Digital download only — nothing ships. You receive a ZIP with the Excel workbook, Word documents, a PowerPoint deck and printable PDFs.
Three jobs land on the same days: turning a page of scores into something you can actually read, writing comments for every student on the report card, and sitting across from families at conference night. This kit covers those three jobs and nothing else — no curriculum content, no lesson plans, no filler.
| Gradebook Tracker | Excel workbook. Rename the subjects to match how you teach, enter scores for up to 40 students, and the workbook calculates each student's average, an A–F letter grade, the class rank, per-subject class averages, a proficient-and-above rate, and the skill worth reteaching. Includes conditional formatting and two charts. |
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| Report Card Comments | Word document. 100 comments across five categories — each written as a strength plus a next step — plus 20 full paragraph templates for the reports that need more weight. Every comment uses a blank where the student's name goes. |
| Parent-Teacher Conference Kit | PowerPoint deck, 15 editable slides: the five-minute opening, the order to run the ten minutes in, the two questions worth asking every family, and how to close with a plan. |
| Conference Forms | Printable PDF: pre-conference planning sheet, conference record, family sign-in sheet, and a follow-up note. |
| AI Prompts for Teachers | Word document. Ten prompts for comments, differentiation and parent emails — each with the privacy rules spelled out, so you know what never to paste into a chatbot. |
| User Guide + README | How to set the workbook up, read the class summary, and use the comment bank. |
Right after payment you get a download link for one ZIP file. Save it, unzip it, and open the workbook in Excel, Numbers or Google Sheets.
The workbook was written to open in Excel, Google Sheets and Numbers. Formulas use
RANK rather than RANK.EQ so they keep working in Google Sheets.
No. $19.99 once. You keep the files and any future revision of the same kit.
Yes — one teacher may use it with all of their own classes. What isn't allowed is reselling it, sharing the files, or publishing them as your own product. The full terms are on the terms page.
See the refund policy.
Not sure yet? The free sample includes the conference forms and a set of report card comments, so you can judge the quality before buying.