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Add and remove students from rooms

[For Admins + Managers] Learn how to assign students to rooms, remove their rooms, and set a homeroom.

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Assigning students to rooms helps track their activities across brightwheel features like reporting, attendance, etc. Students can be assigned to as many rooms as needed and can only move between rooms they are assigned to.

You can easily edit or switch classroom assignments directly from their profile. Switching student room assignments simply changes the room(s) a student profile appears in and is different from checking a student into a room or using the Move Room feature for attendance.


Types of rooms

Homeroom

Additional Rooms

Assigning a Homeroom ensures students are checked in/out from that room by default, making check-in easy for parents.

For example, during check-in, a child will default to their Homeroom unless another room is selected.

These are all other rooms a student is assigned to. Students can be moved across any additional assigned rooms rooms, they can be checked in/out and parents will receive messages from these rooms.


Edit student room assignments

On the Web

  1. Hit my School > Students in the sidebar menu on the web > Select a specific student profile

  2. Click Edit in the student's 'Room' tile

  3. Use the drop-down menus to assign new rooms or hit X to remove any room assignments

  4. When finished, click Save

💡You can also bulk update room assignments via rooms or student roster!

On the App

  1. Select Rooms from the Administrator Home page

  2. Once you select a room, tap a child's profile

  3. Tap Profile in the top right corner of their account

  4. Click in the Homeroom field to select a homeroom or click in the Others field to add/remove rooms as needed

  5. Click Save when finished


Staff permissions

Admins and Managers can update room assignments, while Lead Staff can only modify assignments for the rooms they are assigned to.

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