Alternatives to PublicSchoolWORKS Student Behavior Management

Scholva Behavior & Discipline

Scholva suits K-12 schools, colleges, and coaching institutes that need to record incidents, track interventions, and communicate with families.

Class Charts

Class Charts is designed for schools and teachers, with separate login options for teachers, parents and students.

ConductIQ

ConductIQ suits K–12 schools that want to track conduct, monitor risk, and manage intervention plans.

It suits schools seeking tiered behavioral support, individualized intervention plans, incident tracking, and PBIS-related workflows.

Reward System suits teachers and school staff tracking behaviour and rewards, as well as schools that want parent access and whole-school analysis.

DeansList

DeansList is for schools, including K–12 schools, districts, universities and colleges.

Abre Behavior & Discipline

It suits K-12 districts that want to coordinate behavior referrals and responses while viewing them in wider student context.

Panorama Behavior is intended for educators, administrators, school teams and district leaders managing behavior supports and MTSS programs.

Schools and districts seeking behavior-management strategies, incident tracking, and real-time leader visibility.

Behaviour Smart

It suits schools, special provisions and children’s homes that need incident tracking, behaviour patterns and intervention plans.

It suits K–12 districts and educators coordinating behavior goals, incidents, accommodations and interventions.

Notis is intended for schools and districts seeking behavior-support tools alongside communication among students, staff and families.

PowerSchool Behavior Support

It suits K–12 schools coordinating behavior, SEL, and PBIS programs, particularly those that want referral workflows, family messaging, and behavior data analysis.

Merit suits K–12 schools and districts managing PBIS recognition, referrals, stores, and student responsibilities.

It is intended for administrators, teachers, families, and students in public districts, charter networks, and individual schools.