A flexible scheduling and office hours platform for Eleanor Roosevelt High School — scan in, show up, get help.
Managing office hours at a large high school is messy — paper sign-ups get lost, teachers can't easily pull in specific students, and there's no good way to track who showed. Roosevelt Connect replaces all of that with a clean digital system built around how the school actually works.
Every feature maps to a real campus workflow — prototyped fast, tested with actual students and staff, and iterated until it's rock solid. Reliability and speed aren't goals, they're requirements.
Students scan their school ID to instantly log attendance at office hours — fast, accurate, zero paperwork.
Teachers can pull specific students into an office hour session directly through the app — no chasing people down in the hallway.
Students can browse available office hour slots and sign themselves up — giving them ownership over when they get help.
Every check-in is logged automatically, giving teachers and staff a clear record without any manual data entry.
Requirements are translated into concrete user journeys and implementation priorities.
Early versions validate behavior quickly before deeper integration work begins.
Validation focuses on operational consistency and resilience under real campus usage.
Iterated based on real feedback from Eleanor Roosevelt High School students and staff.
This position is currently open.
This position is currently open.
This position is currently open.
This position is currently open.
Want to support Roosevelt Connect, pilot additional workflows, or collaborate on future releases?