Reports and records

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• Read your recordEverything that happened is here, heading by heading.
• Put your school's name on your recordIt heads every page you print.
• Say what grade each child is inIt prints beside her name, and it moves up on its own.
• Know what the record keeps separateMusic, art, sports and life studies are not school days.
• Keep grades this yearMargin keeps none until you ask it to.
• Say where an A startsThere are four numbers, and all of them are yours.
• Grade one subject and not anotherBible and PE often get no grade at all.
• Split the year into two semestersThe four dates are your own, and Margin invents none of them.
• Say who plays what instrumentEach one gets its own line and its own total.
• Record music practice and art timeThree small buttons sit on every day.
• Record time spent on sportsA Saturday game never turns into a school day.
• Complete your school yearIt turns read-only, and you can still print it.
• Carry memory work into next year
• Start your next yearYour children come across one grade up.
• Open or print a past yearThe newest one is first, and every one of them prints.
• Reopen a year you completedIt takes two steps, because it is for fixing a mistake.