Homeroom Solutions · for districts and multi-school groups
One platform across a district or a group of schools.
A district or a multi-school group does not want fifteen separate tools and fifteen separate bills for fifteen buildings. Homeroom Solutions rolls the schools up: each school runs the full platform, the group sees across them, and one privacy and money model holds for every building, instead of a different vendor and a different promise per school.
The full platform in each school and the group-level roll-up are live today. Cross-school analytics for a district office is in early access; this page says plainly which is which.
Schools, rolled up
Each school runs publications, records, the directory, and picture day, and the group sees across them — so a district stops managing a different vendor per building.
One promise, every building
The same privacy posture holds for every school in the group: records are private, never sold, never handed to an outside company — one defensible claim for the whole district, not fifteen different ones.
Consistent records
A shared roster model and ID-card pipeline keep records consistent across schools, so a student who moves buildings inside the group is not a re-keying project.
Every school on the full platform, rolled up to the group
A district or a multi-school group runs on more buildings than a single-school tool was built for. Homeroom Solutions does not ask a group to pick a smaller, watered-down version of the platform for each building — every school in the group runs the same full platform (publications, records, the directory, picture day) that a single school runs, and the group gets a roll-up view across every building on top of it.
This is deliberately the multi-building answer, not a single-school feature tour. If the question is "we run fifteen buildings, not one, and we do not want fifteen separate bills for it," this page is where that question is answered.
One privacy and money model, not fifteen
A district office does not want to make a separate privacy promise and a separate pricing conversation for every building in the group. Homeroom Solutions holds one privacy and money model across every school: the same free core, the same honest posture on records and rosters, the same terms — whether the group runs three schools or thirty.
That consistency is the point of a group-level platform: a district office can make one defensible claim to a parent, a board, or a state auditor, instead of reconciling fifteen slightly different vendor promises across fifteen buildings.
Consistent records across buildings, said honestly
A shared roster model and ID-card pipeline keep records consistent across the schools in a group, so a student who transfers from one building to another inside the district is not a re-keying project for the front office — the record moves with the student rather than starting over in a second system.
Records and rosters are private per school: they are never sold, and they are never handed to an outside company, in every building the group runs. This is a scoped claim about the same posture holding across every school in the group — not a blanket claim that no record exists anywhere on the platform. Rosters, records, and family contacts still exist, privately, behind each school’s own login, visible only to the roles that school grants.
How the money works, honestly
The free core runs in every school in the group — there is no separate per-building fee just to bring a school onto the roll-up, and the same free-to-start posture holds whether a group runs three schools or thirty.
This page takes no payment and runs no checkout. The fuller picture of how the platform earns — an early-access picture-day store families can buy from in each school, with payouts to each party’s own account — belongs to the flagship and the picture-day pages, not to a district roll-up.
What is live, and what is early access
Every school in a group runs the full platform, and the group-level roll-up is running today. Cross-school analytics for the district office is still opening up, and this page keeps the line between them honest.
Live today
The full platform runs in every school in a group, and the group-level roll-up across those schools runs on the platform right now — a district office can see across its buildings today.
Early access: cross-school analytics for a district office
A district-level analytics view across the group's schools. Built, opening gradually, not generally available yet.
How we label it
If a capability is early access, this page says early access — not “coming soon” theater. A district should never plan a rollout around a promise it cannot see.
Common questions
Does every school in the group get the full platform?
Yes. Each school in a district or multi-school group runs the same full platform — publications, records, the directory, picture day — that a single school runs, not a smaller version.
Is the group-level roll-up live?
Yes. The full platform in each school and the group-level roll-up across schools are live today.
Is cross-school analytics for the district office live?
Not yet. It is in early access — built, opening gradually, not generally available. Today, a district office sees across its schools through the standard group-level roll-up, not a dedicated analytics view.
Does every school get the same privacy promise?
Yes. One privacy and money model holds for every school in the group; records and rosters are private per school and are never sold or handed to an outside company, in every building.
What happens to a student's record when they move between buildings in the group?
A shared roster model and ID-card pipeline keep records consistent across the group's schools, so a student moving buildings inside the district is not a re-keying project for either school's front office.
How is this different from homeroom.software?
Same platform, different scale. homeroom.software leads with what the platform does inside one school. Homeroom Solutions leads with the multi-building question: a district or group runs many schools, not one, and needs one roll-up and one model across all of them.
How is this different from homeroom.cloud?
homeroom.cloud is the data-residency facet: where a school's data lives, in our own private cloud. Homeroom Solutions is the group-level facet built on that same residency posture, extended to hold across every building in a district or group.
Does it cost extra per building to join the group roll-up?
No. The free core runs in every school in the group; this page runs no checkout and takes no payment.
What this page is and is not claiming
Homeroom Solutions is the real, operational group-level facet of the platform: each school in a district or multi-school group runs the full platform, and the group sees across every building. The full platform in each school and the group-level roll-up are live today. Cross-school analytics for a district office is in early access — not live, and this page never implies otherwise. One privacy and money model holds for every school in the group: records and rosters are private per school and are never sold and never handed to an outside company, in every building. There is no sample district name, no mock roster row, and no fabricated cross-school dashboard rendered on this marketing page. This is a for-profit vendor, not a charity, and nothing here is dressed up as a charitable gift. There are no invented adoption stats or testimonials here, and no competitor is named. The core is free in every school, and this page runs no checkout.