> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.gradingpal.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Who can see what > Who in your school can see student work, grades, feedback and the AI's analysis: teacher, co-teacher, student, school. export const updated_0 = "19 September 2026" export const page_0 = "/teachers/trust/who-can-see-what" The line that answers most of the question: **students see nothing until you share.** After that, here is who sees what. ## By role | | Teacher (owner) | Co-teacher | Student | School or district | | ---------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------- | ------------------------- | --------------------------------------- | --------------------------------- | | Student work | All of it, for their classes | All of it, for that class | Their own only | Nothing | | Grades and feedback | Yes | Yes | Their own, once shared | Nothing | | The AI's reasoning, evidence and confidence | Yes | Yes | Never. Stripped before the page is sent | Nothing | | Notes marked For your attention, and your reasons for changing a score | Yes | Yes | Never | Nothing | | The class list, names and emails | Yes | Yes | Their own name. No classmate list | Nothing | | Analytics for an assignment | Yes | Yes | No | Nothing | | Standards and mastery | Yes | Yes | No | Nothing | | Billing | Their own | Their own | No | Seats and plan, for a school plan | | Delete the class, add or remove teachers | Yes | No | No | No | A school or district plan today manages seats and billing. There is no school-facing dashboard into classes, rosters, work or grades. GradingPal staff can access accounts to provide support. ## Hide points from students Turning on **Hide points from students** hides the numbers only. The student still sees the level they reached on every criterion and all the feedback. Nothing changes for you or a co-teacher. ## What a shared rubric exposes **Share to school** puts a rubric under **From colleagues** for every teacher at your school. It shares the rubric and nothing else: no student work, no grades, no class. Rubrics you build on an assignment are shared by default; turn it off on the rubric to keep it to yourself. ## What a student sees of others Nothing. A student's class page lists their own assignments and their own work. There is no classmate list, no leaderboard, and no way to open another student's submission; each page checks that the work belongs to the account viewing it. ## What to read next Their page, item by item. What a colleague can do once they're in.

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