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Your participation is helping build one of the most comprehensive community-informed pictures of the K–12 back-office systems used by California school districts.
A growing statewide picture
You are joining more than 1,200 California educational technology, assessment, and compliance professionals who have contributed information about the systems their organizations use.
The initiative began as research into district assessment systems for a conference presentation. Strong interest from participants led us to expand the survey to include a broader range of K–12 enterprise and back-office systems.
Why this work matters
Better integration
Understanding which systems districts use can support more informed conversations about interoperability, data exchange, and shared technical challenges.
Stronger connections
A shared knowledge base can help districts find peers and consultants with relevant experience when implementation or integration support is needed.
A collective voice
Clearer information about the field can give education professionals a stronger voice in conversations with vendors and state agencies.
Practical knowledge
Honest accounts of what works—and what does not—can improve the day-to-day experience of selecting, implementing, and supporting school systems.
Help the community grow
Please share the survey with a colleague. A community-based resource becomes more useful as participation grows across roles, district types, and regions.
We are also looking for contributors who can provide candid, constructive reviews of the products discussed throughout the site. What is working for your district? What challenges have you encountered? How did you integrate a product with other systems? Your experience may help another team make a better decision.
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