The average district touches close to 3,000 EdTech tools a year. Most of it is sprawl nobody chose on purpose. So when your board asks what all of it is doing for students, “we’re using it” isn’t an answer.

The audit maps every tool in play… the ones you approved and the ones staff quietly adopted on their own. Then it runs each one through the Outcome Filter, our 3/2/1 rating. A 3 directly teaches students and can show measurable student outcomes. A 2 makes teachers more efficient. A 1 is infrastructure or engagement… necessary to run a district, but not proof that anyone learned anything.

You get a clean multi-page report scoped to your district: what’s earning its place, what staff are using off the books, and what you’re paying for but nobody touches. It’s free, it’s specific to your school or district, and it gives you something defensible to bring to the board and to align with your EdTech stack decision making.