Solutions / Schools and academies

Every class its own scope.

School → class → section become nested contexts. Parents, teachers and staff each see exactly their scope, and so does the AI that answers their questions. No parent reads another child's thread; no teacher browses a section they don't teach.

The mapping

Your school is already the context tree.

Nothing to model from scratch. The way a school is already organized (institution, class, section) is the hierarchy SweetHive runs on. Visibility, and the AI's knowledge, inherit down it.

School → class → sectionBecome nested contexts. From the school you see everything; inside a single class context, only that class's announcements, materials and threads.
Parents, teachers, staff, studentsBecome groups. A parent enabled on their child's class sees that class, never another section, and never the staff room.
Announcements, materials, grades, messagesEnter the class context addressed to groups. Each person, and each personal agent, reaches only what that person's groups can see.
Agents, scoped to the class

Ask about a class, within your scope.

Parents get only their child

A parent sees their child's class context and nothing else: the announcements, payment reminders and messages addressed to their groups. Other sections, other families, the staff room: never in scope.

Teachers get their sections

Teachers get section-scoped assistance: lesson materials, homework threads and messages for the classes they actually teach, answerable in natural language, with nothing from classes they don't.

Administration sees the school

Head teachers and office staff work at the school context. They see the whole institution, AI included, and can query across classes without ever handing that reach to a single parent or teacher.

“Every agent stays inside its owner's scope: announcements, materials and messages, each where it belongs.”

One hive, one class at a time

Give every teacher a scoped agent, without opening the whole school.

See scoping live across a school, a class and a single section: parent, teacher and administrator views side by side.

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