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Client Success Spotlight – Student Management

Prepare Your Student Services Teams for Day One

July is the bridge between closing out student records and preparing health and special programs teams for a successful start to the school year. This month’s Student Management Spotlight focuses on ensuring the right users have the right access, student records are accurate and complete, and key workflows are ready before students return. From School Health reporting, immunization management, and role assignments to Special Programs readiness for LPAC, 504, RTI/MTSS, Special Education, Parent Portal, and Plan Management, these resources can help your team begin the year with confidence.

What’s New this Month?

Get the latest updates, improvements, and resources you should know about this month to make your day-to-day easier.

Student Health Management – Delivering Better Care Efficiently

Special Programs Management – Meeting the Needs for All

Client Success Stories

Want to learn how other districts are finding success using Frontline solutions? Take away helpful tips, tricks and best practices that increase your ROI.

Maintaining Health Records with Frontline School Health Management

Rock Hill Schools replaced limited health recordkeeping tools with Frontline School Health Management, giving nurses a faster, more consistent way to document care, manage health plans, and track student health trends across the district. The centralized system improved compliance, streamlined Medicaid billing, and freed nurses to spend more time supporting students.

Ready to dive into other client success stories?
Visit the Frontline Education Resource Center and filter by what interests you most. 

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Frontline Communities allows you to connect and collaborate with peers. Learn from each other, share best practices, and get inspired by real-world success stories. 

Stay Engaged With Frontline

Stay connected with the latest Frontline updates, resources, and K-12 insights.

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