Solutions
Three different things live on this page, and the difference matters before you read any further.
One thing here you can use today, and one is open to a limited pilot. The pilot product was itself built inside a district. The rest is evidence — software we built and ran inside a real school district, which is how we know what districts adopt and what quietly dies after rollout. Edvizion is not taking on contracted software development for schools today; the work we do now is consulting, mentoring and training. For EdTech companies we also build alongside their team, and the six district-built systems are available to license to them. We don't build for districts directly. We build with the companies that serve them.
Available today
One thing, and we would rather say that plainly than pad the list. It is free, there is no account to create, and it is being rebuilt behind the scenes — the directory works as described in the meantime.
Records Requests
A free directory of records-request contacts at RecReq.com, currently focused on Arizona districts, plus a waitlist for Auto Pilot — automated requests, follow-ups and secure returns, still in development.
Built inside a district, open to a limited pilot
Built inside Blueprint Education and running there since 2023. Not something you can sign up for today: we are offering it to a small number of new Arizona online schools, starting with a discovery call. It is a product pilot, not contracted development.
Attendance Logs
Guardian-approved weekly attendance logs for Arizona Online Instruction (AOI) schools — a participation record a parent or guardian signed off on, rather than hours a timer inferred. Built inside Blueprint Education and in use there since 2023.
What we built inside a district
Architected by Kenton Vizdos, Co-Founder & Chief Architect.
Built and run inside a real school district, not a demo. Edvizion is not taking on contracted development for schools today — this is here as evidence of the work, and of what we learned doing it. EdTech companies can license it into their own product. These are the front-row seat: they are why we know what a district actually adopts, and what quietly dies after rollout.
Document Verification
Enrollment document collection with automatic checks for what is missing or unreadable. Nothing state-specific: what gets collected is whatever your own registration packet asks for.
Lifecycle Journey
First-party student lifecycle data, from ad click through enrollment and attendance.
Scheduling
Scheduling embedded in the LMS a school already uses, with eligibility rules set once instead of checked by hand.
Independent Study
Distance learning and credit recovery with real-time progress, and official transcripts that drop into your existing SIS.
Wow-o-Meter
Real-time, single-question feedback — horrible to wow — in place of periodic NPS surveys.
Research, not a product
Listed apart on purpose — it saves nobody time, and joining means joining a working group.
Academic Threat Intelligence
An applied research coalition mapping the gray-market ecosystem behind academic fraud in K-12 and higher-education distance learning.
So what do you actually hire us for?
Deciding what to build, what to stop, and how to know it worked — and building the team that can keep doing that after we leave. Two very different conversations:
- If you run a district or a school — superintendents, cabinet, and the technology staff who inherit every decision.
- If you build software for schools — the product and engineering teams whose work keeps not getting adopted.