Newburgh Enlarged City School District (NECSD) is a public school district serving over 12,000 students across 13 schools. More than five years ago, NECSD implemented ClassLink’s Single Sign-On (SSO) platform to improve access to digital learning and streamline technology use in the classroom.
As NECSD expanded its 1:1 Chromebook program, they needed a more efficient way to manage rostering, data analytics, and application access. Manually rostering new applications was time-consuming, often taking up to a week. The district also needed a reliable SSO solution to ensure students and teachers could access digital resources seamlessly at school and home.
By expanding their use of ClassLink, NECSD now benefits from quick, automated rostering through Roster Server, which allows IT staff to set up new applications within a day. Quick Cards provide easier access for kindergarten students, and usage analytics help guide technology investments. With consistent SSO access, students can engage with learning resources from anywhere, ensuring that instruction begins on day one.
ClassLink ensures students have operational technology from day one. We aren’t worried about students finding and logging on to applications or if new applications will create a rostering nightmare. With ClassLink, we can focus on the important things.
