Rich School District, located in northeastern Utah, serves a geographically vast area with a small student population of around 500. The district is dedicated to equipping students and staff with modern educational tools while ensuring efficient IT management.
Teachers faced frequent classroom disruptions due to login delays, as students struggled to remember multiple passwords for various third-party applications. These issues not only slowed down instruction but also placed a significant burden on the district’s IT team, which spent excessive time manually rostering students and provisioning accounts in Active Directory (AD). The lack of automation made managing digital access a time-consuming challenge, diverting resources from other critical IT priorities.
To simplify access and improve efficiency, Rich School District implemented ClassLink’s IAM solutions. LaunchPad provided students with a single password to access all their applications from a personalized landing page. Roster Server automated the assignment of third-party applications based on grade level, eliminating manual rostering. With OneSync, student accounts were automatically created in Active Directory with the correct credentials and group assignments as soon as they were added to the Student Information System (SIS). These solutions transformed IT operations, freeing up valuable time for both educators and the technology team. Now, teachers can focus on instruction without login-related disruptions, and IT staff can devote more attention to strategic initiatives rather than manual account management.
ClassLink has helped us ease what can sometimes become a burden from technology. They've gone above and beyond to tailor the services they offer to our specific needs, and we appreciate it very much.
