CCD registration, RCIA cohorts, sacrament preparation, catechist assignments, and family billing tracked in the same system the school already uses. The coordinator stops rebuilding the roster in a spreadsheet every September.
A family enrolled in the school and a family enrolled in the religious education program are the same family. Contact details, siblings, and giving history stay in one place instead of two lists that drift apart by October.
First Communion, Reconciliation, and Confirmation preparation tracked as milestones against each student, with the supporting documentation attached where the pastor and coordinator can find it years later.
Registration fees, materials, and retreat costs are invoiced on the same family account that carries tuition, so a household receives one bill and the parish office reconciles one ledger.
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Registration, cohorts, catechists, sacrament preparation, and fees handled in the platform that already runs the school, so the coordinator inherits records instead of rebuilding them.
Rosters, catechist assignments, attendance, and sacrament milestones without a parallel spreadsheet.
Program fees and family statements reconciled on the same ledger as tuition and giving.
Sacramental records and preparation history retrievable years later, without a filing cabinet.
Current rosters and attendance for their own sessions, with the detail they need and nothing more.
No. Religious education enrollment runs inside the same platform as K-12 academics, on the same family record. A household with one child in the school and another in the parish faith formation program appears once, with both enrollments attached, rather than as two records maintained by two offices.
Yes. Sacrament preparation is tracked as milestones against each student, with supporting documentation attached to the record. Because the record persists, a certificate or preparation history remains retrievable years after the student has moved on.
Students are assigned to cohorts and sessions, and catechists are assigned to the cohorts they lead. Catechists receive role-based access to their own rosters and attendance, which keeps the coordinator out of the business of emailing spreadsheets every week.
On the family account that already carries tuition and fees. A household with children in both the school and the religious education program receives one statement, and the parish office reconciles a single ledger rather than matching two.
Pricing depends on the size of the school or parish and which parts of the platform you use. Religious education is not sold as a separate product with its own licence; it runs within the platform a school or parish already operates. A specialist will quote against your actual enrollment and provide a written proposal before any purchase order.
A specialist walks through registration, cohorts, catechist assignment, sacrament preparation, and how program fees land on the family account.
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