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About OrganizeClass

OrganizeClass makes documentation software for elementary classrooms that teach through inquiry and standards. Teachers capture student thinking mid-lesson, linked to the standards it shows.

We work with Oregon public elementary schools, set up through their district, with Oregon's K-5 standards already loaded.

A student's assessment history in OrganizeClass: sessions in Reading, Math and TSEL, each listing the standards it covered and the teacher's note on what the student did.

The problem we work on

A report card asks the same three things about every student: which standards they have shown, which ones still need evidence, and what to write at the end of the semester. The answers sit in a notebook, a pile of sticky notes and a spreadsheet, so report card season starts by piecing them together.

With OrganizeClass you capture it as it happens: a photo or a note on your phone, in the middle of a lesson. You link it to the standard when you have a minute. By report card time, the inquiry work is already the evidence.

How we work with schools

Through the district

A school starts with a demo. The district signs a data privacy agreement, we set up its schools and first admin, and they add teachers. Classes hold student names only once that agreement is signed.

For teachers only

Teachers and school staff use OrganizeClass. There are no student accounts and nothing for students to sign in to.

It stays yours

Download student profiles as PDF and whole-class grids as Excel. Want everything out, or everything deleted? Email privacy@organizeclass.com and we'll handle it.

Who can see a class

Classes belong to the school that sets them up. Its admins can see them, and a teacher sees only the classes they are added to.

How student data is protected

Student data is encrypted with managed keys, every read is logged, and we never sell it or use it for advertising. The security page has the details.

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