// services & pricing

Ways to work together.

Education staff bring invaluable experience and expertise — nothing replaces that. Everything below is a partnership: your knowledge of your students and community, plus one more lens on the data you already have.

// the silo problem

Your best insights live between your systems.

Districts don't have a data shortage — they have a data scatter. Each system below is fine on its own. Each is also blind to all the others, and the people who support students spend their days swivel-chairing between them.

🎓 Student Information System 💻 Learning Management 🍽️ Meal Program 📚 Library Checkouts 🚌 Transportation 👥 HRIS / Staffing 📋 Assessment Platforms …and the Google Sheets holding it all together

Every finding this curriculum teaches comes from joining two silos that don't normally talk:

attendance + meal program
123 "attendance issues" become a hunger pattern — lunch-only attendance spiking when SNAP benefits run out.
attendance + cultural calendar
25 "chronically absent" students become 5 — the rest were observing Diwali, Eid, Lunar New Year, and Yom Kippur.
grades + staffing record
A GPA dip becomes a turnover signal — the third teacher change of the year, visible weeks before report cards.

You don't need a data warehouse to start. You need exports and the right joins — and that's exactly what every engagement below teaches or builds.

// how it works

Start free. Partner when you're ready.

The full curriculum and dataset cost nothing — and for plenty of educators, that's genuinely all they'll ever need. Partnering makes sense when you want live instruction, a second set of eyes on your own data, or a working pipeline your team can run without us. Every price below is a starting point, and every engagement begins with a conversation — no pitch, just an honest look at whether the fit is real.

Start free — and actually build something.
The free path isn't a teaser; it's the whole curriculum. With a laptop, the free dataset, and a few hours per module, you walk away with real, working analyses:
Browse Free Resources →
Build a working early-warning flag — rolling attendance trends that catch a decline weeks before any threshold trips.
Create your own Delta Analysis report — same format as the sample report, from raw records to finished pages.
Run the equity check that shrinks a 25-student "at-risk" list to 5 — and see why context beats thresholds.
Find the hunger pattern hiding in attendance data — and learn what to do (and not do) with what you find.
// for individuals & small teams
Delta Analysis Cohort
from $399 / seat

Six weeks, live. The free curriculum plus everything videos can't provide: weekly 90-minute live sessions, office hours where you bring questions about your data, a private discussion channel, and a certificate of contact hours. Capped at 20 seats so the office hours stay real.

SeatIncludesPrice
IndividualAll sessions, office hours, certificate$399
Early birdSame — registered 3+ weeks ahead$349
Team of 4+Per-seat, same cohort$299 / seat
District team of 10Flat rate, one PO$2,750
Founder cohort: the first run is $199/seat in exchange for honest feedback and testimonial permission. Join the interest list and you'll hear about it first.
// for schools & districts
Workshops & Professional Development
from $1,500

Your team, your questions, hands-on with the teaching dataset. PD days work through one or two analytical lenses with your staff's real situations on the table — and they fit a standard PD budget line and a simple purchase order.

FormatScopePrice
Virtual half day3 hours · one lens, deep$1,500
Virtual full day6 hours · two lenses + hands-on$2,500–$3,500
On-site PD dayFull day at your site · up to ~40 staff$4,500–$6,000 + travel
Conference session / keynote45–90 minutes$2,500–$7,500
// for districts
Community Intelligence Report no student data required
from $3,500

A neighborhood-context profile for your district or attendance zones: interest and economic data — the same market intelligence businesses buy before opening a store — with zone comparisons and concrete recommendations for literacy programming, collection alignment, engagement strategy, and resource timing. Because it uses community data rather than student records, there's no data privacy agreement and no governance review: a district can say yes in one meeting, and the report delivers in two to three weeks.

ScopeIncludesPrice
Single school / zoneZone profile + recommendations$3,500
District-wideAll zones + presentation to leadership$5,000–$7,000
// for districts
Delta Analysis Starter
from $9,000

A 4–8 week engagement that turns your SIS exports into a working early-warning practice: the weekly delta pipeline (rolling trends, trajectory flags, investigation-first framing), a Catch-the-Drift dashboard in your visualization stack, and training so your team owns it when we're done. Privacy by design throughout, under a signed data privacy agreement.

District sizeScopePrice
Small (under 2,000 students)Pipeline + dashboard + team training$9,000
Mid (2,000–8,000)Same, multi-school rollout$15,000
Large (8,000+)Same, district-wide + zone views$20,000–$25,000
Availability: taking a limited number of implementation engagements for the 2026–27 school year. Every engagement starts with a scoping conversation — no commitment on either side until the fit is clear.
// ongoing
Monthly Data Partnership
from $750 / month

For districts that want the reports to keep arriving without building an internal data team. Most partnerships begin after a Starter engagement — you decide whether your team owns the pipeline or we keep it running.

TierIncludesPrice
ReportsMonthly delta report run + delivery$750 / mo
Reports + support+ dashboard upkeep + monthly office hour$1,250 / mo
Data partner+ quarterly review + priority custom work$2,000 / mo

All prices are starting points — final scope and pricing are set together before any work begins. Engagements involving student data operate under a signed data privacy agreement (SDPC national template or your district's equivalent) with FERPA-conscious, privacy-by-design architecture. All public teaching materials use fully synthetic data; no real student data appears in anything on this site. Curious what the deliverables look like? See the portfolio →