Your report card is a PDF. Your families have a phone.
ADA Title II (opens in a new window) requires WCAG 2.1 AA for local government web content, including school districts, by April 26, 2027. A district's most-read public document is still usually a scanned PDF nobody can search on a phone. We built the alternative: school-by-school results a parent can actually read, with student privacy suppression built in from the start.
A demo built around one district: Caldwell County Public Schools
Fourteen schools, real report-card questions, and every number run through the same student-privacy rule before it is published anywhere: fewer than 10 students in a group, and the result is hidden, sometimes along with a second group so the hidden one cannot be worked out by subtraction.
Find your own school first
Every school in the district has its own page: how many students, how they did on state tests, and how the school compares with the district and the state, searchable by name, neighborhood, or street.
Results in plain groups, not one score
Test results are shown as four readable bands, from “does not meet” to “exceeds,” next to the state average, every chart with a table alternative built in.
Take the tour
Six things to try in the demo
0 of 6 tried
See it as a parent would.
The demo district is fictional and every figure in it is simulated. Every page says so, at the top, permanently.
Look for the demo bar at the top of the portal to find your way back.