Secure teacher sign-in with Google
Place a single tablet or laptop near the classroom door — students check in and out on their own.
Designed to reduce disruptions, improve accountability, and support consistent school-wide practices.
Real-time hallway oversight, school-wide break analytics, student watchlists, and behavioural controls — all in one principal dashboard. Included with school accounts.
Set up in minutes with Google Classroom and a single shared device — designed to fit naturally into daily classroom routines.
Automated sign-outs and tracking reduce interruptions and administrative tasks, protecting instructional time and lesson flow.
Clear, actionable data on break usage helps teachers and administrators make informed decisions that support student focus, behavior, and learning.
Teachers
Reduce classroom interruptions. Students manage sign-outs independently while you keep clear, organized records.
Administrators & Principals
Clear visibility across your school. Monitor student movement, identify patterns, and support consistent expectations across classrooms.
School Divisions
Consistent, scalable implementation. Support school-wide adoption with a simple system that works across classrooms and schools.
Students
Simple, independent sign-outs. Students check in and out quickly without interrupting instruction.
ClassCheckpoint grows with you. Use it however fits best — no setup overhead, no IT lift required.
Sign up on your own and start managing breaks for your classes in minutes. Track student break activity, view per-block data and reports, and keep your classroom running smoothly — no admin approval needed.
Roll out across an entire school or division with administrator accounts, a live Active Breaks feed showing every student currently out across the school, school-wide settings and controls, watchlists, and aggregated data and reports across every classroom — all from one principal dashboard.
To set this up for your school, contact support@classcheckpoint.ca.
Place a single tablet or laptop near the classroom door — students check in and out on their own.
