A K-12 platform your teachers will actually use
Most districts run a dozen disconnected digital tools, and everyone pays for it in frustration and lost time. Edsby replaces them with a single, purpose-built platform for K‑12 assessment and reporting, family engagement, personalized learning and analytics. Teachers and administrators live in it. Students and parents use it for all aspects of school life. And it works seamlessly with the systems you already have.
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Traditional grades don't show what students are actually learning
Edsby Destinations is a scalable, competency-based assessment and reporting system for K‑12 districts and state governments that fixes that. Unlike ad-hoc CBE tools built for individual classrooms, Destinations is engineered to work across entire districts and states — giving every student a real-time GPS for learning, aligned to your local outcome frameworks.
- What's every student learning right now?
- Where do they need to go, and how do the get there?
- Do students, parents and teachers all see the same picture?
K‑12 runs on paper forms. It doesn't have to.
Permission slips, photo releases, medical disclosures, code of conduct sign‑offs — chased, lost, never returned. Edsby SignWave replaces all of it with digital forms and approvals built specifically for K‑12, with routing and approval hierarchies that reflect how districts actually operate. No manual follow‑ups. No printing and reprinting. Edsby SignWave enables K‑12 to move off paper... and into the future.
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Users don't want 20 edtech apps
Your users are adrift if you're requiring them to navigate a dozen or more edtech apps, according to a recent study. Bring them back and get them engaged with Edsby: a single place to go for everything.
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What our users say
Teachers are just gushing, ‘I can’t believe how good this is.’
Michael CainTeaching & Learning Consultant, Durham Catholic District School Board, 22,000 students and their parents on Edsby since 2017
What our users say
I love submitting attendance from anywhere. It’s so convenient.
Scott AugustineTeacher, Greater Essex County District School Board, 38,000 students and their parents on Edsby since 2015
What our users say
A surprisingly nuanced, feature-rich system that never fails to impress.
David BrandtIndependent LMS consultant, LMS Chef
What our users say
Edsby brings everything together in one easy, communicative platform.
Jamie PatenallVice-Principal, Cobourg Collegiate Institute
What our users say
Edsby is user-friendly for everyone. I love that grades update in real time and students can easily catch up on missing work.
Megan ReedTeacher, FLVS
What our users say
One convenient place for students and parents to stay informed.
Scott JohnsonVice Principal, Clarke High School, Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board, 38,000 students and their parents on Edsby since 2014
What our users say
Electronic attendance and absences via Edsby save my time.
Wendy BermanAdministrator, York Region District School Board, 131,000 students, on Edsby since 2016
What our users say
With powerful features and a great user experience, new teachers are always amazed by how simple Edsby is.
David LeeVice Principal, St. Michael's College School
What our users say
Everything you need as an educator is here. You won't find a more comprehensive platform than Edsby.
Mike SchenkTeacher, King's Christian College
What our users say
Edsby brings everything together in one place. It's an excellent platform for communication with parents and students.
Gord AzzopardeTeacher, Great Lakes Christian High School
What our users say
Students love sharing on Edsby. It really supports a growth mindset.
Jami AntleTeacher, Fort McMurray Catholic Schools
What our users say
We have benefited so much from this program in our school, I'm not sure how we survived without it.
Dr. Mary AshunPrincipal, Philopateer Christian College
