East Bridgewater Public Schools, a 1:1 district in Massachusetts, serves 2,100 students with a commitment to digital learning. The district’s technology and curriculum teams sought efficient ways to manage rostering, access digital tools, and evaluate resource effectiveness.

Manually rostering thousands of students across multiple platforms each year was time-consuming, error-prone, and frustrating for staff. Students struggled to access digital resources easily, disrupting learning. Additionally, district leaders lacked the unbiased data needed to evaluate resource usage and make informed financial decisions.

ClassLink’s Roster Server automated rostering by syncing with the district’s student information system, saving staff valuable time and reducing errors. LaunchPad’s single sign-on (SSO) simplified access to grade-specific digital tools for students and teachers. Analytics+ provided actionable insights into resource usage, helping optimize spending. OneSync automated account provisioning across Active Directory and Google, further streamlining operations.

With ClassLink, East Bridgewater Public Schools saved countless hours, enabling staff to focus on supporting students and teachers. Analytics+ empowered district leaders to phase out underused platforms and negotiate cost-effective licenses. “I was able to negotiate buying licenses based on usage,” noted Erin Fisher, Technology Integration Facilitator. Students and staff now enjoy seamless access to tools, and the district has achieved greater efficiency and substantial cost savings.