Sites & hierarchy
District, department, school, and classroom pages as one governed tree. Lock brand tokens and blocks top-down; rendered server-side for SEO and guaranteed compliance.
Websites, board governance, policy, and hiring — unified on one accessible platform.
Move out of the past
Fragmented tools, quote-only pricing, and accessibility bolted on after a complaint — that's the status quo most districts inherited. Okula Haven is the version that was built this decade.
Nothing here is a knock on any one product — it's the shape of a market built on separate, quote-based vendors. The move forward is putting it all on one modern system.
One platform replaces five
Most districts stitch together — and separately budget for — a website vendor, a board-meeting system, a policy service, an applicant tracker, and a mass-notification tool. Okula Haven is the single system underneath all of it.
Adopt a policy in a board meeting and the policy library updates with the new effective date — automatically. That cross-module workflow is something separate vendors simply can't do.
The platform
Every module inherits the same cascading permissions, brand tokens, and accessibility engine — from the district site all the way down to a single classroom page.
District, department, school, and classroom pages as one governed tree. Lock brand tokens and blocks top-down; rendered server-side for SEO and guaranteed compliance.
Agenda builder, board packets, minutes, and online roll-call voting with a live public follow-along portal — meeting open-meeting and Sunshine-law deadlines by default.
Versioned policy books with effective dates, statute cross-linking, and full-text search. Bring content from Strauss Esmay, NEOLA, or your association — we host and remediate; you keep your author.
Internal and external postings inside your own site, with basic applicant tracking and staff-only visibility. Syndicate to SchoolSpring for national reach when you need it.
Password-gated sites on the same engine, with audience targeting down to a single department or school. No separate tool, no separate login.
In-app notifications keep staff informed today — meeting and policy updates land in every member’s console. District-wide SMS, voice, and email alerts are on our roadmap and not yet available.
New · Brand Studio
Most schools have no designer and no stock photos. Brand Studio is a locked, fill-in-the-blanks graphics maker built into the platform: staff type a headline, date, and a line of text, and it auto-generates a beautiful, on-brand graphic — even with zero photos. Optionally drop one photo and a guided uploader places it under an auto-scrim. Everything else is welded shut, so it's always accessible and can't be broken.
Headline, date, a line of text, and an optional photo. That's the entire job — type it and it lays out perfectly.
Zero images? The auto-generator builds a sharp, on-brand graphic from your colors, crest, and type alone.
Drop one photo and it's placed, cropped, and covered by an auto-scrim that guarantees legible, AA-contrast text.
Layout, fonts, logo, spacing, and contrast are permanently fixed — output is always on-brand and can't be broken.
District, department, and school designs, each rendered live from a sample district's colors and crest.
ADA Title II now requires public-entity websites, mobile apps, and uploaded PDFs to meet WCAG 2.1 AA. Incumbents bolt accessibility on after a complaint. We build it into the render pipeline — so compliance is the default state of every page you publish, not a project you run once a year.
Focus is always visible. Every interactive element is reachable and operable without a mouse.
Untagged, no reading order, or missing alt text. We surface every one and rebuild the tag tree on import.
Public districts operate under real deadlines and real records obligations. We treat them as product requirements, in from day one — not features to upsell after an audit.

The enforceable standard for public-entity web content and mobile apps, including uploaded PDFs. The April 2026 update extended the timelines but not the standard.
Apr 26, 2027 — districts 50k+Apr 26, 2028 — under 50kStudent-data privacy shapes the data model and the district data-privacy agreements. Imported documents run through a PII scan and quarantine before anything is published.
The Brown Act and its counterparts require timely public posting of agendas, packets, and minutes. The governance module makes on-time, accessible posting the default path.
Hosting with uptime and DDoS protection, encryption in transit and at rest, and per-tenant data isolation. RFP security questionnaires answered directly.
SOC 2 — in progressStraight talk: our SOC 2 audit is in progress, not complete — we'll show you exactly where it stands and share our current security documentation under NDA. We'd rather tell you the truth than claim a certification we don't hold yet.
Migration is the #1 reason districts stay stuck with a vendor they've outgrown. Point Okula at your current site and our AI-assisted importer does the heavy lifting — you review and publish.
Side by side
The typical district runs five separate, quote-based vendors. Here's the same job on one platform — bring this to the table and check it against your own contracts.
| What you're comparing | Okula Haven | The incumbent stackFinalsite / Apptegy · BoardDocs · Strauss Esmay / NEOLA · Frontline / AppliTrack · a separate mass-notification tool |
|---|---|---|
| Vendors to manage | One platform — one login, one invoice, one partner | Five separate vendorsSeparate logins, contracts, and renewals |
| Pricing | Published & tiered by enrollment band | Quote-basedPriced per sales conversation, not published |
| AccessibilityWCAG 2.1 AA / ADA Title II + automatic PDF remediation | Built in — every page and every uploaded PDF | Add-on / variesOften a paid add-on or handled per vendor |
| Day-to-day experience | One modern, integrated console | SiloedSeparate tools that don't share data or design |
| Getting started | Migrate in a weekend, AI-assisted | Months-long projectOnboarding measured in quarters, per tool |
| Connected workflowe.g. a policy adopted in a board meeting updating the policy library | One system, so board → policy → site update together | Not possible across vendorsSeparate systems can't hand off automatically |
Transparent pricing
The incumbents hide behind sales calls and $5k-floor quotes. We publish our tiers by enrollment band so you can budget before the first conversation.
No $5,000 floor. No sales games.
Bought via purchase order, RFP, or a purchasing co-op / state-association contract — the same number appears here, in your RFP response, and on the contract. Download the full price sheet as a WCAG-tagged, screen-reader-ready PDF: if we can't make our own pricing accessible, why would you trust us with your district's?

I spent 17 years inside public schools — living with the vendors, the audits, and the accessibility complaints that arrive after the fact. Okula Haven is the platform I wished existed: one system that treats compliance and legibility as the point, not the paperwork.
Founder, Okula Haven17 years in K-12 public education
We've sat in your chair
Okula wasn't drawn up by a sales team. It was built by someone who lived the RFP, the packet crunch, and the audit letter — so the people who run districts feel understood, and safe.
The RFP, the board's scrutiny, and the ADA letter all land on your desk. Okula answers the security questionnaire directly, prices in the open, and makes compliance the default — so you can defend the choice.
The Thursday-night packet crunch and the Sunshine-law clock are real. Governance builds the agenda, assembles the packet, records the roll-call vote, and posts it on time, accessibly, by default.
A dozen tools, no designer, and a community expecting polish. One console — plus Brand Studio — so every banner, flyer, and alert looks like you have a design team you don't have to hire.
See it on your own district
Bring the URL of your current district site. We'll scan it live, show you the accessibility gaps, and walk the migration — no obligation, no opaque quote.