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Parent Dashboards

Everything you need to know about your Parent Dashboard.

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Written by Stefanie Ediger
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Get ready to follow your child's progress as they conquer miles over time to eventually complete marathons!

Marathon Kids, which has been around since 1995, is a non-profit on a mission to get kids active. We provide a free physical activity program for volunteer coaches across the U.S. to provide a fun, positive environment to help kids grow in self-confidence and endurance.

What can I do with my Parent Account?

  • Follow the child’s progress or multiple children

  • *Submit miles to the coach completed at home to be approved

  • View a log of their submissions to the coach

  • View a history of their student’s efforts captured from home and school.

  • Shop the Marathon Kids eStore

  • Access the Resource Library along with other free resources to keep your kids active.

*Depending on the club type selected by your coach, you may or may not have the ability to submit miles


What information is on the Parent Dashboard

The Left-hand Menu:

  • Resources - Access to the Resource Library

  • Promotions - View available promotions offered by our Sponsors

  • Store - shop the Marathon Kids eStore for incentives for your child

  • Clubs - Access each child's dashboard by clicking on the running club name

The Overview Tab:

Laps - the number of laps completed on the organizational track.

Miles - the total number of miles completed by the participant.

Marathons - the total number of marathons completed by the participant.

Ranking - there are three rankings for each participant that appear in this order:

  • Organizational/Club Ranking

  • Class Ranking

  • Grade Level Ranking

Monthly Bar Graph - shows the number of miles conquered for each month.

Days Active - the number of days of physical activity has been recorded for the participant.

*Log Miles - The Log Miles tile allows you to submit miles completed at home to the coach to be approved.

*Depending on the club type selected by your coach, you may or may not have the ability to submit miles

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When the tile is disabled, this means the Coach has selected a club type that does not accept at home miles.


What information is on the Parent Submission Tab?

A Submission is when a parent submits miles to the coach for physical activity completed at home.

The Submissions table is a log of all those efforts you've submitted to the coach.

Here you will see:

  • Date/Time Sent - the date and time you sent the submission to the coach.

  • Date Ran - the date the activity occurred.

  • Miles Sent - the number of miles you submitted

  • Miles Approved - the number of miles approved

  • Status - the status of the miles.

    • Approved - means the coach approved these miles.

    • Rejected - means the coach did not approve these miles

With this table, you can filter by the date or status to help you locate a Submission.

*Depending on the club type selected by your coach, you may or may not have the ability to submit miles


What information is on the Parent History Tab?

The History tab is a record of all the effort completed by your child whether it was done at home or during club time.

  • Date Ran - the date the physical activity occurred

  • Session ID - time stamp of when the effort was entered or captured

  • Entry Type - 3 different types of entry to categorize physical activity effort.

    • Manual Entry - a coach manually gives credit for physical activity

    • Scanned - a coach scans the participant's ID card for laps or minutes completed

    • Submissions - parents submit miles from home

  • Track/Activity - the name of the track or activity

  • Total Miles - total miles given for that entry

  • Laps/Min - the number of laps completed or the total number of minutes given credit for. (20 minutes = 1 Marathon Kids mile)

With this table, you can use the search feature or the filter of date, track/activity, or entry type to narrow down your search.

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