How can students understand the full picture of their growth? Abre’s Student360 ties everything involving a student together and solves the problem of fragmentation and siloed data surrounding them. This year we’re excited to offer the Student360 to students!
Abre, a Modern Data Solution for K12 Education, Student Well-Being Solution was named the best Wellness Platform for School Districts and Educational Communities of 2023 as part of the annual SIIA CODiE Awards.
Part of the MTSS Process frequently involves Behavior Intervention Plans. Abre provides an out-of-the-box experience for Behavior Intervention Plans.
This first stage of an effective MTSS framework is Screening. Learn a practical and easy way to screen your students with Abre.
Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS) is an incredibly effective framework for increasing student success. At Abre, we’re big fans of practical methods for supporting students. MTSS is a valuable framework that delivers results.
As a school leader, how can I make a fast, accurate, and simple decision on what day of the week I should offer extra interventions?
Abre, K-12’s leading administration platform to support the Whole Child, today announced a key addition to its board of directors. Paula Reed brings more than 25 years experience in EdTech sales, marketing and consulting which makes her a valuable director to further that work.
Abre.io (Abre), K-12’s leading administration platform provider to support the whole child, and SSIS CoLab, an evidence-based student well-being assessment and intervention solution, are proud to announce a formal partnership. The integration between Abre and SSIS CoLab will provide critical information regarding the whole child by synthesizing data provided by students, teachers, and parents regarding a child’s well-being.
The edtech landscape has shifted. Again. In the past month, two titans in the game, PowerSchool and Instructure, have rung the bell on Wall Street with the recent announcement of their IPOs. The latter of which is known in K-12 more for its ubiquitous and genre-influencing learning management system, Canvas, used by a significant number of Indiana school districts since their marketing firmly established them in the space in the past decade.
A Cincinnati-based edtech startup is partnering with the region’s second-largest university on a statewide effort to address a growing mental wellness crisis among students and staff worsened by the Covid-19 pandemic — a project that stands as its biggest to date.