Nick Thompson, Director of Information Technology at Brentwood School, and Art Bryman, Senior Database Administrator at Crossroads School, will share how their teams use Orah across the school day.

Together, they'll talk through why their schools chose Orah, how it fits into daily routines, and what they've learned along the way. The discussion will connect those routines to a bigger question: what does it take to know where every student is, every day?

Learn what ‘knowing where students are’ means for your school

See what changes in the school day. Hear how Brentwood and Crossroads use Orah for attendance and emergency preparedness, and where their teams have felt the difference.
Understand why they chose one system. Learn what led each school to Orah and how having everything in one place supports knowing where students are.
Connect daily routines to emergency readiness. Explore why attendance and everyday student movement belong in the same picture when staff need to account for every student.
Take away practical tips. Get the lessons and advice they'd pass on to other schools, from rollout to everyday use.
Ask the school leaders directly. Bring your questions about adopting Orah and what using it looks like day to day.

For Heads of School, technology leaders, deans and division heads at LA independent schools looking for a better way to manage student accountability across the school day.

This will be a 45-minute moderated panel, including 10 minutes of audience Q&A.

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If you can't make the time, register anyway and we'll send you the recording and slides afterwards.