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# KlassApp for class teachers

## KlassApp for class teachers

You are the homeroom teacher for a stream. You see the teacher menu, plus exams and report cards for that stream.

The school sets this on the class, not as a separate account type. If you also teach a subject, you still have this same login.

### Menu

In order:

* **Dashboard**
* **Classes**
* **Timetable**
* **Attendance**
* **Exams**
* **Homework**
* **Marks**
* **Report Cards**
* **Class Streams** — when you are the teacher for that stream
* **Notices**
* **Events**

**Exams** and **Report Cards** show because you are the class teacher. A subject teacher without a stream does not see them.

If you are the class teacher of a stream but not the homeroom on the class link, you see **Class Streams** and you do not see **Report Cards**.

### Common tasks

* Who is in the stream: **Classes**.
* Your week: **Timetable**.
* Today's register: **Attendance**. The attendance how-to is not written yet.
* An exam for your stream: **Exams**.
* Work for the class: **Homework**.
* Marks for an exam you own, or for your stream: **Marks**. The step-by-step marks guide is still a [placeholder](https://github.com/KlassApp-Foundation/KlassApp/tree/main/help/marks/README.md).
* Report cards for your homeroom class: **Report Cards**. That guide is also a [placeholder](https://github.com/KlassApp-Foundation/KlassApp/tree/main/help/generate-report-cards/README.md).
* Stream exams and marks: **Class Streams**.
* Messages and dates: **Notices** and **Events**.

A teacher whose profile includes the principal designation can approve lesson plans and assignments. A teacher with the leave-checker designation can approve leave. Those duties sit on this same teacher login. They are not the [head teacher](https://github.com/KlassApp-Foundation/KlassApp/tree/main/help/head-teachers/README.md) account.

### Get help

Ask your school admin to assign the stream if **Exams** or **Report Cards** are missing. Product questions: <community@klassapp.xyz>


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