Einstein International Journal Organization(EIJO)

Abstract 

The rapid advancement of digital technologies has transformed traditional educational systems into more efficient and automated environments. The School Management System is a web- based application designed to streamline and manage academic and administrative activities within educational institutions. With the increasing need for organized data handling and efficient record management, this system provides a centralized platform for managing student information, teacher records, attendance tracking, fee management, marks recording, and timetable scheduling.

The system is developed using modern technologies such as React.js for the frontend, Flask (Python) for the backend, and SQLite for database management, ensuring efficient communication, fast data processing, and reliable storage. It addresses common challenges faced by manual systems, such as data redundancy, human errors, and time-consuming processes.

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