Both Patagonia Union High School District and Patagonia Elementary School District approved FY27 agreements with Norm Purdy of Vail School District for PowerSchool support at a cost of 3000 per district. This indicates that PowerSchool is the student information system in use, with external support services provided through an inter-district arrangement rather than directly from the vendor. The established PowerSchool environment and reliance on outside support suggest ongoing needs for SIS configuration, integrations with third-party tools, data reporting, and user training. Vendors that integrate with PowerSchool or offer complementary analytics, online enrollment, communications, or MTSS tools can leverage this knowledge and position solutions that plug directly into the existing SIS ecosystem.
Support cost is 3000 per district for FY27; PowerSchool is supported via an agreement with Vail SD r...
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