Sub plans, substitute availability, and multi-school accounts
Attach sub plans to requests, let substitutes set availability and time off, and see more of the coverage picture.
Attach sub plans to a request
Teachers can add sub plans and supporting materials when creating a request or afterward, and the substitute covering the job finds them right in the request details.
Substitutes can set weekly availability and time off
Substitutes tell FillMyClass the hours they normally work each weekday and record the days they’re unavailable, for one school or all of them.
Configurable head start for preferred substitutes
Schools control how long preferred substitutes get exclusive access before a request opens to the wider pool, and the window can vary by how far in advance the absence is posted.
Decline a job you won't be taking
Substitutes can decline a job to keep their list focused. When every preferred substitute has declined, FillMyClass can open the request to the wider pool early.
See who declined or is already booked
For each request administrators can see who declined, who is outside their availability, and who is booked elsewhere - plus a request’s log.
Filter and export request history
A request table lets administrators sort and filter requests across the school and export the filtered results to CSV.
Cover an absence that spans several days
One request can cover multiple dates, each with its own hours. Schools choose whether one substitute must take the whole block or different substitutes can cover different days.
Notification settings for every school
Push, email, and text preferences are managed together, per school and per type of alert.
A calendar that shows connected coverage
Absences that span several days appear as connected blocks with consistent status colors and icons. On larger screens, administrators see the calendar and the selected day’s requests side by side.
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