Risely for charter and virtual networks
Know who counts before the count day.
Risely's agents work inside attendance, the learning platform and the authorizer file a charter or virtual network already runs. They do the work a staff member would do and bring it back finished for the school's enrollment lead or the network's compliance lead to approve.
Enrollment and re-enrollment
Re-enrollment should start before the year ends.
Risely's agents read last year's roster against this year's forms and name the one step each family still has in front of it. Your enrollment lead spends February on the families who have not answered yet.
The count date
The count day should open with the roster confirmed.
Risely's agents confirm the roster name by name in the days before the count date and chase every record the count still needs. Your school walks into the day that sets the year's funding with every name already accounted for.
The authorizer file
The authorizer file should be ready before renewal.
Risely's agents file each piece of the renewal record on the day the school makes it, all year long. Your compliance lead hands the authorizer a complete file, and the decision stays where it belongs.
Fidelity across schools
A shared model should look the same in every school.
Risely's agents read the model's daily block out of each school's own schedule and show every school against the same line. Your chief academic officer sees the whole network at once and knows which school's schedule to open.
Four systems, one child.
Enrollment assigns a student number. Attendance uses another key. The learning platform and the authorizer file hold the same child under their own.
Risely Fabric joins them across the network, and every school keeps the systems it already runs.