Administrative tools in schools are software applications or systems that help administrators, teachers, and staff manage various aspects of school operations. Here are some examples of administrative tools used in schools: 

1. Student Information System (SIS): A centralized database that stores student information, including demographics, attendance, grades, and transcripts.

2. Learning Management System (LMS): A platform that allows teachers to create, manage, and deliver online courses, assignments, and assessments.

3. Gradebook and Assessment Tools: Software that helps teachers track student grades, assignments, and assessments, and provides insights into student performance.

4. Attendance and Leave Management: Systems that automate attendance tracking, leave management, and tardiness monitoring.

5. Communication and Notification Tools: Platforms that enable administrators, teachers, and parents to communicate and share information, including email, messaging apps, and parent portals.

6. Financial Management and Accounting: Software that helps schools manage finances, including budgeting, invoicing, and payment processing.

7. Human Resource Management: Systems that help schools manage staff information, including payroll, benefits, and professional development.

8. Facilities and Asset Management: Software that helps schools manage facilities, including maintenance, scheduling, and asset tracking.

9. Transportation Management: Systems that help schools manage student transportation, including routing, scheduling, and tracking.

10. Safety and Security Management: Software that helps schools manage safety and security protocols, including emergency response planning, incident reporting, and surveillance systems.

These administrative tools can help schools streamline operations, improve communication, and enhance student outcomes.