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Jupiter review

#1 of 24 in Gradebook Software

A broad K–12 gradebook suite covering grading, assignments, reporting, portals, and SIS workflows.

9.3/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Jupiter is a cloud-based gradebook, learning management, communications, and student information platform for public and private K–12 schools. Teachers can manage mixed grading models, weighted categories, grading periods, assignments, tests, rubrics, online submissions, report cards, and progress reports. Students and parents get access to grades, homework, files, messages, and calendars through a portal or mobile app. Attendance, behavior tracking, analytics, and optional scheduling, enrollment, payments, and state-reporting modules extend its reach beyond core grade entry.

For schools with an established technology ecosystem, Jupiter connects with Clever, Google Classroom, Google Drive, Dropbox, LTI educational apps, and SFTP. It supports data import and export for grades, assignments, attendance, behavior, and SIS records, while Clever and automated SFTP provide SIS integration paths. Web access is complemented by apps for Android, iPhone, and iPad, giving teachers, students, and parents multiple ways to reach school information.

The published offering is oriented toward schools that want one system for grading, assessment, reporting, family communication, and related student information workflows. Pricing requires contact with the sales team, and there is no free plan. Jupiter should suit schools needing a complete gradebook suite with standards-based grading and connected portals. Schools seeking only straightforward grade entry may prefer a narrower tool, particularly if they do not need its broader learning management and SIS capabilities.

Jupiter pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Supports points, percentages, letter grades, rubrics, and custom scales
    • Combines assignments, tests, report cards, and standards mastery
    • Includes parent/student portals, SIS integrations, and mobile apps
  • Where it doesn't
    • Pricing requires contact with the sales team
    • Jupiter does not offer a free plan
    • Its wider SIS and LMS scope may exceed basic gradebook needs

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