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Achievement, on the record.

From a teacher’s contest to a family’s record

One chain, four steps. Each one links to the real page.

  1. 1The teacher

    Runs a contest or a test

    Picks the type, writes the criteria, decides how many medalists there are. Five minutes.

    Physical Art

    Fourth Grade Animal Paintings

    “Creativity, technique, composition, and how much the animal feels alive.”

    See sample contests →
  2. 2The students

    Submit their work

    A photo of a painting, a written poem, or five questions in a proctored sitting.

    See the entries →
  3. 3Review

    The computer scores. The teacher verifies.

    Every entry gets a score and written feedback. The teacher reviews the ranking, and only then publishes.

    Verified by the teacher · Certified by MeritBoard

    Nothing publishes until a human confirms it.

    How scoring works →
  4. 4The family

    Keeps the record

    Results, certificates, portfolio and MeritScore — claimed by the family and theirs to keep.

    1st Place — Animal Paintings
    Certificate · April 2026
    MeritScore 241 · 7th grade
    See a portfolio →

One record, for everyone

The teacher gets results in minutes instead of a weekend. The school gets a consistent record across classrooms. The family keeps all of it — free.

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