For rural Clinton School District, technology should’ve made life easier—not more frustrating. But before ClassLink, managing student and staff access to digital tools was anything but simple.
Challenge
With an outdated system that required manual data entry, every roster update was a high-stakes gamble. A single mistake could unravel hours of work, forcing the team to redo the entire process. Troubleshooting was just as painful—if something wasn’t working, there was little guidance, leaving IT staff to figure things out on their own. The district needed a solution that would automate rostering, simplify single sign-on (SSO), and provide administrators with access to expert support and a community of peers.
Solution
ClassLink transformed the way Clinton School District managed digital access. With Roster Server, the days of manual data entry and error-induced meltdowns were over. The system seamlessly pulled in student and staff data, ensuring that everyone had the right access without the constant risk of human error. LaunchPad simplified SSO, allowing students and staff to log in once and access everything they needed. But what truly set ClassLink apart for Megan and her team was the support. The ClassLink Community, Help Center articles, and user groups provided immediate answers and real-world advice. Whether troubleshooting an issue or learning best practices from other districts, administrators finally had a network of support they could rely on.
Results
With ClassLink, Clinton School District reclaimed hours of lost time. No more redoing rosters from scratch, no more frantic troubleshooting with no clear path forward. Administrators now have the tools, automation, and support they need to keep digital learning running smoothly. Instead of tears of frustration, Megan and her team can finally focus on what matters—helping students and teachers succeed.
“I love ClassLink, truly, truly, truly. And I love sharing it with others. I always say, hands down, best money we've ever spent in education from an administrative level was our money spent on ClassLink.”