Attendance & scheduling
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In short
Pearspark takes class attendance in seconds and shows each student's history on a school-year calendar. The scheduler handles weekly schedules and A/B block rotations with rooms and bell periods; school breaks are a single source of truth that attendance, planning, and rotations all respect.
Attendance that takes seconds, records that last years
Present, absent, late, excused — tap through a roster and done. Every student's record shows a school-year attendance calendar with month and year views and per-class filtering, and attendance summaries flow into records packets when a student transfers.

A schedule, not a wall chart
Build the week visually: classes, teachers, rooms, and bell periods. Schools on rotation schedules get real A/B (or Day 1–6) support — rotation days map to actual calendar dates, auto-assigned around breaks and editable per day.
Breaks entered once, respected everywhere
Holidays and in-service days live in one place. The rotation flows around them, the lesson planner shades them, and bumped lessons skip them — no re-entering closures in three systems.
What's included
- Roster-tap attendance: present / absent / late / excused
- School-year attendance calendar per student
- Per-class attendance filtering and summaries
- Visual week schedule with teachers, rooms, bell periods
- A/B and multi-day block rotations mapped to real dates
- School breaks as a single source of truth
- Attendance history included in transfer records packets
All of it is part of the one price: $50 a month including 20 students, then $2.50 a student, stepping down as you grow (see the bands). Nothing on this page is a paid add-on.
See it done in 60 seconds
All 16 videosReal screen recordings, one task a minute.
Common questions
Do you support A/B day rotations?
Can parents see attendance?
Comparing this with what you use now
Attendance & scheduling is part of the argument in these comparisons. Each one is sourced, last reviewed September 2026, and says plainly where the other system is the better choice.
Guides that cover this
Try it in your own school
See it working on video, one minute a task, then set it up yourself. Your first 30 days are free.