Skip to main content
Shibutz - Class List Creation Software logoShibutz

Class placement software for elementary schools that need balanced, reviewable class lists without spreadsheet chaos.

Support: support@shibutz.comGeneral questions: contact@shibutz.com

Product

FeaturesPricingCompareBy Role & SchoolDocumentationFAQSecurity & Compliance

Resources

About ShibutzFree ToolsBlogGlossaryClass Lists GuideChange Log

Legal

Terms of ServicePrivacy Policy

Copyright © 2026 Shibutz. All rights reserved.

Shibutz - Class List Creation Software logoShibutz
FeaturesPricingDocsBlog
Sign inBuild a Class List
Back to Blog
By Sagui ItayJuly 7, 2026Updated: September 8, 20262 min read

Free class placement templates for staff and families

Placement season has a paper trail before anyone opens software. A teacher sends a roster note. The office cleans a spreadsheet. Someone drafts a parent letter and hopes the wording does not promise too much. We turned four of those recurring jobs into reusable Word templates.

The templates hub has four free downloads for class placement work. There is no email form; staff can download a file and edit it straight away.

What's included

  • A class assignment report outline for staff handoff after lists are reviewed.
  • A parent notification letter, student information form, and balance checklist for the human parts of the process.

Use the student information form before drafting, the balance checklist during review, the assignment report for staff signoff, and the parent letter after approval. These are editable planning documents, not automatic compliance checks. Remove sample text before sharing.

The files are DOCX templates so staff can adapt the wording, add school details, and keep review notes editable.

Why we made them

The software does not replace every document around the placement process. Schools still need consistent wording for families, structured teacher input, and a written record of the final review.

Use these files for that paperwork. Use Shibutz for the student data, placement rules, balance checks, and final class lists.

Start here

If you only download one file, start with the student information form. It gives teachers a focused place for the placement signals that usually get buried in email threads. For a broader walkthrough, pair it with the class lists guide or the balanced class lists checklist.

Related Articles

Digital interface showing balanced class list creation with student data visualization and classroom composition analytics

Class lists guide: balanced elementary school classes

→

A tool-independent class placement process with a worked 72-student example, unequal room capacities, conflicting friend requests, balance checks, and staff signoff.

Review student rosters with filters and bulk cleanup

→

Filter roster rows, review cleanup queues, and check selected students before clearing notes, friend requests, or records in Shibutz.

Check placement constraints before generating class lists

→

Understand Shibutz checks for capacity gaps, invalid required placements, and conflicting rules, including which issues block generation and their limits.

Keep Exploring

Tools, product walkthroughs, and guides to put balanced class placement into practice.

Docs

Free Class Placement Templates

→

Download four editable Word templates for teacher input, staff review, family communication, and final sign-off.

Free tool

Class Placement Readiness Quiz

→

Answer a few quick questions to see how ready your school is for balanced, low-stress class placement.

Product

How Shibutz Works

→

See how roster import, placement rules, and generated drafts support staff review.