Naomi Wood

At Boost, we truly value input from our customers—it helps guide the new features and improvements we build.To share your feedback about SchoolStatus Boost, click Share your thoughts at the bottom ...

Once your Google or Microsoft Calendar is connected to your Boost Coach account, events from your external calendar will automatically display on your in-app calendar. These events appear in gray, ...

Once you've finished working through the phases of a coaching cycle with a coachee, you can mark the cycle as complete from the Coaching Cycle page. To close out a Coaching Cycle: Navigate to the C...

Summatives now require explicitly named authors in Boost to help you keep track of these activities throughout the process. The summative's author will have full editing rights and a dedicated sign...

You can manually update the start and end dates of coaching cycles to keep coaching logs accurate and help structure your work with coachees.Edit the start date for an in-progress cycleTo adjust th...

If you're seeing an Insufficient Permissions error when trying to connect your Google Calendar to Boost Coach, it’s likely due to incomplete permissions between your Google account and Boost Coach....

As a coach, you can easily keep track of your coaching events by visiting the Calendar tab in the left-hand navigation panel. Click on any event in your calendar to view its details, including the:...

You can customize the title of any event in Boost Coach, whether it was created in the app or copied in from your Google or Microsoft calendar.How this worksEvents copied from your Google or Micros...

If your organization uses multiple rubrics or frameworks—or if frameworks vary by staff role—you may need to adjust which framework is shown in your Heatmap. To change the framework in the Heatmap:...

The Coaching Cycle Summary Page gives you a complete view of your work with a teacher throughout a coaching cycle. This page helps you stay organized, track progress, and make adjustments as needed...