Built a Python School Management System – What Features Should I Add Next?

I’ve been building a Python-based School Management System using OOP principles, and I’d love your feedback on possible improvements and features that would make it more useful in real-world schools.

✅ Current Features

🔐 Multi-Role Authentication

Supports Students, Teachers, and Administrators

All accounts use secure bcrypt password hashing

👨‍🎓 Student Portal

View grades and payment history

Make school fee payments (auto-calculates balances)

Track attendance records

Enroll in and manage subjects


👩‍🏫 Teacher Dashboard

Assign grades to students

Record attendance with timestamps

Manage student subject enrollments

Update and track salary information


🛡️ Admin Tools

Full system oversight with user management

Automated fee enforcement (removing or restricting defaulters)

Bulk operations across student/teacher records


📝 Interactive Quiz Module

Covers Math, English, Chemistry, Physics, and Biology

Only available to enrolled students with cleared fees

Automated scoring and detailed result storage


⚙️ Technical Implementation

Python OOP design (inheritance, encapsulation, polymorphism)

JSON-based data persistence for storage

Clear separation of concerns across User, Student, Teacher, and Admin classes


💡 What I’m Exploring Next

I’m considering adding:

Database integration (SQLite/PostgreSQL) to replace JSON

Web-based interface for easier access

Automated report generation (grades, fees, attendance)

Built-in communication (messages between students/teachers/admins)

Class scheduling & timetable management


If you were running a real school system, what features would matter most to you?
Which of these improvements should I prioritize to make the system truly impactful?

[https://github.com/Devpaul-01/School-Management-System-]