
Less to Pack Into That Week in January
Rollover has come a long way since you last tried it. If it went badly for you once, we understand why you have not been back - and here is why this is the year to look again.

RollCall has adapted its school bus management platform to address a new challenge arising from pandemic-driven remote learning: verifying student attendance in virtual classrooms.
As schools rapidly transitioned to remote instruction, they faced an unexpected problem—establishing accountability for whether students actually participated in online classes. Traditional attendance verification methods no longer applied.
Schools needed a way to track student participation while maintaining parental involvement in the educational process. As the article notes, "the school needs records of attendance and absenteeism and students need to be able to verify their participation in learning activity."
By repurposing existing functionality in their student tracking system, RollCall created a mechanism where parents independently confirm their children's engagement in remote learning sessions.
This approach distributes responsibility across the school-parent partnership, ensuring accountability during a period of significant educational disruption.
The article emphasizes RollCall's responsiveness to client needs during unprecedented circumstances, demonstrating how existing technology can be creatively reimagined to solve emerging problems.

Rollover has come a long way since you last tried it. If it went badly for you once, we understand why you have not been back - and here is why this is the year to look again.

Every school gets its student data into RollCall one way or another. Not one of those ways answers the only question that actually matters for transport: does this family want the bus?

Five things that changed this month - two new, two better, one fixed. Absences from the app icon, the Intake Workflow, the rebuilt rollover, a much better CSV import, and a Non-Travel Surcharge fix.