Student & staff records
A clear, searchable record for every learner, guardian, teacher and staff member.
From preschool to Grade 12, bring your people, academics, communication and everyday operations into one calmer, more connected school experience.
One shared foundation for
Northstar connects the daily work that usually lives in scattered sheets, messages and systems—so information moves with your school, not against it.
A clear, searchable record for every learner, guardian, teacher and staff member.
Classes, sections, subjects, timetables and the academic calendar in one place.
Mark attendance fast, handle corrections, and give teams a reliable daily picture.
Plan lessons, publish homework, record marks and keep families informed.
Announcements, notifications and access to the updates parents actually need.
Track invoices, balances, offline payments, transport and daily workflows.
A preschool and a senior-secondary school don't have identical needs. Northstar is designed around one connected foundation with stage-appropriate workflows.
Simplify everyday coordination between educators, school teams and the families of your youngest students.
Stage-specific configurations and expanded workflows are evaluated during onboarding.
Northstar is more than a principal's dashboard. It's a connected experience for everyone who keeps a school running.
Get an operational picture without chasing ten different updates.
One connected flow from the first attendance mark to the last update sent home.
Everyone works from current students, classes, people and schedules.
Teachers manage attendance, class diaries, homework and assessments.
Parents see relevant progress, announcements and school updates.
Leaders review what happened, what's pending and what needs action.
Great schools deserve systems that feel as thoughtful as the people running them.
Bringing a whole school onto one platform is a big decision. Here's where to start.
Talk about your schoolTell us how your school works. We'll show you what a connected operating system could look like.