Your school website is designed to help you organize and present information about all aspects of your school community. The platform uses a simple three-level structure to keep everything organized and easy to find.
How Your Website is Organized
Think of your website structure like a filing cabinet:
Categories (Main Drawers)
These are your main organizational areas
You can create up to 6 Categories
Examples: Academics, Athletics, Student Life, Resources, Administration, Community
Sections (Folders within Drawers)
Each Category contains multiple Sections
You can create as many Sections as needed
Examples: Under "Academics" you might have Elementary, Middle School, High School
Pages (Individual Documents)
Each Section contains individual Pages with your content
You can create unlimited Pages
Examples: Under "Elementary" you might have Grade 1, Grade 2, Grade 3 pages
What You Can Include
Your website can showcase all the important information about your school:
Grade levels and academic programs
School departments
Athletic teams and schedules
Student clubs and organizations
Resources for students, parents, and staff
And much more
Access and Permissions
Who Can Access Category Management:
Website administrators
Accounts specifically designated by the website administrator
This ensures that only authorized personnel can make structural changes to your website while still allowing designated staff to manage content.
Key Management Features
Your content management platform includes several powerful tools to help you maintain your website:
Rename a Category
Easily update Category names as your school's needs change or evolve.
Pages Settings
Configure individual page properties, visibility, and display options.
Search Pages
Quickly locate specific pages within your website structure, especially helpful as your site grows.
Password-Protected Areas
Create secure sections for sensitive information that should only be accessible to specific users.
Manage Pages
Add, edit, delete, and organize pages within your chosen structure.
Getting Started Tips
Plan Your Structure: Before creating Categories and Sections, think about how visitors will look for information on your site.
Start Simple: Begin with a few essential Categories and expand as needed.
Use Clear Names: Choose Category and Section names that are immediately understandable to your school community.
Consider Your Audience: Organize information in a way that makes sense to parents, students, and staff.
Regular Review: Periodically review your structure to ensure it still meets your school's needs.