It’s our great pleasure to introduce our new CEO, Matt Varley. Matt will be starting officially as Orah’s CEO from November this year.
Maintaining accurate attendance records is crucial for educational institutions. A well-organized attendance sheet can help streamline the process of tracking student presence, tardiness, and absences.
A successful school is about much more than teaching. While good teaching and learning are crucial, the administration that underpins it is key to providing a well-rounded education that encompasses the whole child.
Discover how schools use Orah for real-time attendance tracking, streamlined roll calls, and attendance alerts. Orah integrates with major SIS partners, offering quick setup, privacy, and fair pricing.
Student attendance rates directly influence academic achievement, student well-being, and broader societal outcomes. In this article, we'll show you how to improve your school's attendance rate in the next 30 days.
Create a secure staff-initiated group conversation with multiple students.
The new Location Overview page gives you a real-time understanding of where your students are so you can easily find students when you need to.
Our communications team have been busy developing the much-requested ability to bring direct messaging into Orah so you can have one place where messaging, organising communications and ensuring your school has oversight, all in one place.
Orah schools have been looking for ways to improve their utility in response to student actions, so we’ve made a number of enhancements to help with this.
Discover the financial impact of student absenteeism on schools and the potential loss of funding.
Discover five practical steps to reduce absenteeism in your school. Join a supportive community, enhance parent-school communication with Orah Connect, and engage in meaningful education with students and parents.
Student data should be treated with the utmost care by its stewards. Now that Edtech is a mainstay in modern education, we as school leaders must educate ourselves on the risks associated with new technologies.