Engage is Prestige in your students' pocket.
A fully App Store supported mobile app for iPhone and Android that allows for reporting of grades, services and graduation requirements, remote attendance, and attendance reporting.
Prestige has taken it to the next level with gamification — activities, to-dos, and class leaderboards that inspire healthy competition and keep students motivated all the way to graduation.
Clock in from the door — not from the couch.
The attendance capture functionality allows the student to register a clock in from a geofenced location. The app accepts entries only from a specific geographic area — 10 feet from the door, or at a specific clinic location — and the punches are recorded directly in the attendance record.
- Geofenced clock in and clock out
- Entries accepted only within ~10 feet of the door
- Support for off-site and specific clinic locations
- Punches recorded straight into the attendance section
- Remote attendance and attendance reporting
- No extra hardware — students use their own phone
Turn requirements into friendly competition.
Prestige has taken the mobile experience to the next level by integrating gamification into the process. Your school identifies the activities and to-dos that matter, and Engage builds a class leaderboard that inspires competition and keeps students moving toward graduation.
- School-defined activities and to-do checklists
- Class leaderboards that drive healthy competition
- Points and completion tracking per student
- Progress toward services and graduation requirements
- Grades and academic progress at a glance
Reach the class in real time.
Beyond checklists and completions, Engage lets your team push shout-outs or questions directly to the mobile app for students to answer. Some schools use this for interclass quizzes, others for quick mental health checks.
- Send shout-outs and recognition to the whole class
- Push questions students answer in the app
- Interclass quizzes and knowledge checks
- Mental health and wellness check-ins
- Responses tied back to the student record