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SALLIE

Simplifying School and Athletic Operations.

SALLIE brings school and athletic operations together in one convenient platform. Designed with the needs of athletic directors and school districts in mind, SALLIE helps manage the many responsibilities involved in running school athletic programs and activities.

It works the way the job is spoken. Type or say what is happening, such as “Thursday's game is postponed to Friday”, and SALLIE shows a card with what that would change. Nothing changes until a person confirms, and a confirmed change can be undone.

A change is rarely one thing. When a game moves to another day, the bus request follows it, the officials are marked to re-confirm, the gate and concessions posts move with the event, and each traveling athlete's family gets one text. SALLIE keeps those pieces together, so the athletic director does not have to carry them all in their head.

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Core Features

  • Transportation Management

    Organize and coordinate transportation for athletic events, trips, and activities.

  • Sports Scheduling and Rescheduling

    Manage game schedules, athletic events, and changes to scheduled trips or games.

  • Athletic Statistics

    Keep game stats, season leaders and a records board in one organized place, and share them with your conference or the public only if you choose.

  • Athletic Equipment Management

    Track athletic gear and equipment as it is checked in and out.

  • Athletic Eligibility Tracking

    Manage and monitor student-athlete eligibility information.

  • Parent Communication

    Message parents about schedule changes, cancellations, event updates, and other important information.

  • Event Worker Coordination

    Fill gate duty, concessions and supervision posts for athletic events, see which are still short, and remind the people on them.

  • Facility Reservations

    Manage reservations and scheduling for your school's gyms and fields, including outside groups and maintenance.

  • Centralized Information and Coordination

    Bring important school and athletic operational information together: one page shows the day's games, officials, transportation, duty posts and what still needs a person.

SALLIE screenshots

  • SALLIE's athletics board for a demo school: a map of the gym, fields, lot and bus loop beside a list of the day's home games, officials still needed, visiting teams expected and items waiting on the athletic director.
    The athletic director's board for the day. Every screenshot on this site is a demo school with made-up names.
  • SALLIE's Trips screen: a card proposing three trip requests from the events schedule with a Make these trips button, above the week's list with a cross country trip marked Requested.
    Trips for the week, and trip requests waiting to be made.
  • SALLIE's Season Schedule: upcoming games, matches and meets for every team with the day, time and return time, each marked On.
    The season schedule, every team in one list.
  • SALLIE's season stats table for a varsity soccer team: each athlete by jersey number with games played, goals, assists, shots and saves.
    A team's season stats, added up from the games a coach confirmed.
  • SALLIE's Eligibility screen: the school's failing-course rule above a card for each team that lists athletes who have lost eligibility or are at the line, with buttons to put an athlete on academic hold and to tell parents and guardians.
    Eligibility from the latest grade report, team by team.
  • A SALLIE card for postponing a varsity soccer game: it says the game is postponed and that 17 parents and guardians will be texted, with Yes, go ahead and Never mind buttons.
    Postponing a game: the card says who will be texted before anything is sent.
  • SALLIE's Duties screen for a Saturday tournament: posts for gate and tickets, concessions, the hospitality room and the clock and scoreboard, each with a count of who is on it and a Put someone on button where it is short.
    Gate, concessions and clock posts for a home tournament.
  • SALLIE's gym booking panel: the gym's schedule for today and the coming week with usual class periods, free time and events, beside a form to book it by day, time, purpose and group.
    Booking the gym: its week on the left, the booking form on the right.
  • SALLIE on a phone: a junior varsity soccer team's leaving, game and coming-back times above a Check in at the bus grid of jersey numbers, five of seventeen checked in.
    A coach's phone: the trip's times and check-in at the bus.

Questions

What happens when a game is rained out?

Open the game's page and press cancel or postpone. SALLIE shows a card with what will change and how many families will be texted. When you confirm, the game is marked, its transportation is freed, today's traveling athletes go back to their usual way home, and each affected family gets one text. If you change your mind, undo restores the game and texts the families to disregard.

Does SALLIE work with the tools we already use?

It is built to sit beside them. The season schedule comes in from a spreadsheet file or your scheduling service's calendar address, rosters load from files your student information system exports, and coaches can keep the stats or video service they like. SALLIE does not talk to the other school or its systems.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes. Coaches have a phone-sized page with their team's day, and staff can add SALLIE to a phone's home screen so that it opens like an app. Staff reach SALLIE on the school's network, at the address the school gives them.

Can parents or the public see anything?

Families do not sign in; they get texts. A public results page, with teams, opponents, dates and scores and no names, exists only if your school turns it on.

Do texts to families go out from the first day?

Not until your school connects its own Twilio account. Until then SALLIE sends no text: a change that needs one shows as not delivered, so the office calls the family.

How does SALLIE get our rosters?

From files your student information system exports: students with their grade, families with their phone, and classes and buses. A connection to PowerSchool through OneRoster exists and has been tested against a test server, not a live PowerSchool. Either way, the names are loaded onto your school's own machine.

What happens to our data if we stop using SALLIE?

The machine and what is on it are yours: the names, the keys and the records stay with you. Before you go, the agent's Export page builds a readable copy of your data on your own machine, with the names joined in. On request, we send you a codes-only export of your school's rows in the cloud and then delete them, along with your school's account.

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