Solution
Identify and support students who need more help, even before they show outward signs of struggle.
Overview
Intellispark uses resiliency as a framework for spotting students who need more support. Its research-based assessment, ScholarCentric, was developed by Boston University Professor V. Scott Solberg for students in grades 3 to 12.
Because these skills can be learned, gaps can be addressed, leading to better attendance, behavior, credit attainment and graduation rates.
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Key features
Measure the six resiliency skills using student input, with age-appropriate versions for each grade band.
A predictive score for middle and high school students that shows who is most likely to need more support.
See resiliency results next to SIS data, indicators and conversations for every student.
Bring the right adults together around each student, with secure messaging and shared next steps.
Intellispark is FERPA- and HIPAA-compliant. Conversations are encrypted and linked to the right students and staff, so they stay searchable and nothing falls through the cracks.
Multiple access levels, so the right people see the right information at the right level of detail.
Syncs with your student information system through Clever, ClassLink, OneRoster and Ed-Fi.
Staff sign in with Clever, ClassLink or Google, on desktop or mobile.
“Intellispark’s streamlined approach promotes accountability, early intervention and a coordinated effort to support student success.”
More solutions
Work through support issues as a team, before they become crises, with tools for quick, effective communication.
Strong connections between students and educators lead to better attendance, higher achievement and improved mental health.
Work through support issues as a team, before they become crises, with tools for quick, effective communication.
See how Intellispark would work in your school, with a walkthrough shaped around your team.
