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The middos program,
off the sticker chart.

Every yeshiva runs a points-and-prizes program on paper — nekudos, tickets, raffim charts. Now it lives in one system: rebbeim award points in seconds, parents get the nachas by WhatsApp, and incidents that need attention reach the menahel automatically.

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Sound familiar?

The problems we built for

01

Paper points get lost

Tickets, punch cards, and sticker charts vanish into backpacks — the program's momentum dies when the tracking does.

02

Only problems get recorded

Most systems only log what went wrong. The boy who held the door for a week gets nothing in the record — and parents only hear from school when there's trouble.

03

Repeat issues surface too late

By the time a pattern of incidents reaches the menahel, it's been weeks. Each rebbi saw one piece; nobody saw the picture.

What you get

Positive by design, thorough by default

30-second point awards

Rebbeim and teachers award middos points from their phone — pick the student, pick the middah, done. No login ceremony, no paperwork.

Nachas notifications home

“Moshe earned 50 nekudos this week for zrizus!” — automatic WhatsApp updates that make parents partners in the program.

Prize & raffle thresholds

Points accumulate toward prizes, raffle entries, or auction credits automatically — redemption tracked, no arguing over lost tickets.

Incident logging with escalation

When something needs attention, a quick form logs it — and repeat incidents automatically escalate to the menahel with full history.

Patterns, not surprises

Every point and incident on the student's record — so a parent conference starts with the full picture, not one rebbi's recollection.

Grade-wide competitions

Class vs. class point races, monthly middos themes, and leaderboards that turn the whole building into the program.

30 sec

for a rebbi to award points — from his phone, between sedarim

✦  Quick answer

What is middos points and behavior tracking software?

Middos points and behavior tracking software runs the school's points-and-prizes program digitally: rebbeim award points from their phones, parents receive automatic updates, prizes redeem at thresholds, and incidents that need attention escalate with history. 613OS emphasizes the positive side most systems ignore.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

How is this different from discipline tracking in an SIS?

Traditional systems record what went wrong. 613OS is built around the middos program — points for zrizus, chesed, and davening awarded in seconds — with incident logging as the serious back half, not the whole story. Parents hear nachas regularly, not only problems.

How long does it take a rebbi to award points?

About thirty seconds from his phone: pick the student, pick the middah, done. A system rebbeim won't use between sedarim is a system that dies by October — speed was the design requirement.

Do parents see the points?

Yes. Families receive automatic WhatsApp updates when points are earned, and totals show in the family portal — parents become partners in the program instead of finding out at conferences.

What happens with repeated behavior incidents?

Repeat incidents escalate automatically to the menahel with the full pattern attached — each rebbi saw one piece, but the system shows the picture, so intervention happens weeks earlier.

Bring the middos program into this century

Points, prizes, parent nachas, and the patterns your hanhala needs — in one system.

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