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Hero is used to manage our school's PBIS, school culture, and discipline and accountability systems, as well as to track and examine data. …
Schoolmint Hero
Schoolmint Hero
Schoolmint Hero
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What is Schoolmint Hero?
Hero is student behavior management software for K-12 schools and districts, from Schoolmint. Hero's goal is to enable consistent redirection of negative behavior, reinforcement of positive behavior and communication between educators, students, parents, and administrators across classrooms school and district-wide....
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What is Schoolmint Hero?
Hero is student behavior management software for K-12 schools and districts, from Schoolmint. Hero's goal is to enable consistent redirection of negative behavior, reinforcement of positive behavior and communication between educators, students, parents, and administrators across classrooms school and district-wide. Features include positive behavior tracking tools, referral and tardy management, school event management, behavior analytics data, etc.
Schoolmint Hero Technical Details
| Operating Systems | Unspecified |
|---|---|
| Mobile Application | No |
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October 18, 2018
HERO
Score 10 out of 10
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At my middle school, we use HERO as a positive behavior tool. Students receive points for coming to class on time, showing character traits, doing what's right and being in uniform. It has increased positive behavior and reduced issues at school. Students can turn those points in and receive prizes.
- Students receive points for being on time, therefore they are never late.
- Students receive points for being in uniform, therfore we know who is a part of our campus.
- Sometimes HERO does not update students who have left the school or who have entered. So teachers have to input manually. That can be improved.
- HERO has had a positive ROI because negative behavior has decreased.
Have not used any other product.
75
They are teachers
75
We have a positive behavior team
- Attendance
- Uniforms
- ID's
- To give rewards
- Acknowledge positive behavior
- Use it for incentives
No
- Product Usability
We used it last year
N/a
- Implemented in-house
No
- Staff was not able to login
No
It is a contract with a school
No
I had to reset my password and they did it fast
- Giving points to students
- Sometimes I can not login
October 16, 2018
Tardy Elimination Hero
Hero is being used site-wide at our High School. I estimate teacher participation varies from week to week between 70-99%. I estimate because I am not an admin and do not have access to site-wide data.
- tracks positive student behavior site-wide. This is good because I think a lot of students feel they are ignored as teachers focus on the "problem kids". Hero makes it easy to acknowledge the students for doing what they are supposed to do on a daily basis.
- tracks tardies sitewide. by pairing this with daily tardy sweeps it keeps kids from slipping through the cracks. Kids can't learn if they are not in class. This makes them acknowledge the impact/cost of being late to class.
- by tracking all of this sitewide, admin is able to look for patterns and encourage more teachers to use a positive reward system. Also gives teachers access to a positive reward system without the cost and effort of maintaining a false economy (points, teacher "bucks" etc) and stocking rewards
- prints a pass for tardy students so we know they have checked in. Downside, special printers and special paper required for them.
- for me, it really comes down to making it easier to award points. On the desktop website for awarding Hero points, they need to streamline the process for awarding points. Currently, it requires one click too many in my opinion.
- on the desktop website, more options for awarding points eg: 1. double points option. 2. on the class page make it possible to reselect the previous selection... like when you award a point to everyone present for being on time, make it possible to reselect that group. 3. A seating chart option would be super cool also.
- on the mobile app, add the behavior tracking by class option from the desktop website. I know that would probably be a lot of pinching and scrolling and zooming for most but still be cool to have that option. My Galaxy Note would probably be big enough to make it worthwhile.
- increased number of students in class on time
- decreased number of students in the quad or hallways after the tardy bell
- increased number of teachers offering rewards for positive behavior
- created school-wide behavior data and enabled tracking of it
- increased teacher use of positive tier 1 behavior interventions
- honestly, if they sucked, I would say so and still get my points for writing the review. I already aired my one gripe which is making it easier to award points. Currently, that is a bit time consuming but the results make it worthwhile.
I really have not used a program like Hero to compare it to, sorry
- giving points continues to be one step too many with a class full of students.
Yes
mediocre. good for giving individual students a point. Not good for walking around and giving points to multiple students.