One request. A person reads it and writes back.

For a school, district or co-op that has decided: three short steps, then a person.

Step 1 of 3

About you
Your institution
Approval

Who is asking

So we know who is asking.

Your name

Your work emailThe one your school or district gave you. It does not need to be .edu.

Your position or titleWhat a person reads first.

Your school or district

Fill in either box, or both if you know both.

You are asking for

District or systemThe contracting body, where there is one.

SchoolLeave blank for a whole district — you can add its schools afterwards.

StatePrivacy law differs by state. Left blank, we assume your own agreement is needed.

Who approves online services

Asked now to save emails later. Sending this signs and authorises nothing.

For this institutionWhichever you pick, the authorisation itself is executed later, in full, by an administrator of the institution.

Anything else (optional)How many schools, when you would start, any procurement process. Nothing about a particular child, please.

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What happens next

Tell us who you are Your name, your work address and your position. And what the school or district is called — either box will do.
A person reads it An administrator account covers every class register in the institution, so nobody is handed one by a form. Usually within a working day.
You choose a password If we set it up you get a link. Nothing before then is an account, and there is nothing for you to do in the meantime.
You authorise RodriMath The School and District Terms, in full, executed by you from your own surface — or handed to whoever in your institution approves online services. No paper, unless your own agreement is the one that governs.
Then the schools, classes and children Schools and teachers by invitation, and a whole school’s classes and children from one spreadsheet.

Your data: what we hold

About you: your name, work email address and position, and what your school or district is called.
About a card or a child: nothing. Children’s accounts hold a display name, a username and a PIN, and no email address.

Why does a person read every request?

An administrator account reaches every class register in the institution, so no form hands one out. Until somebody here accepts, there is no account and no access.

I teach one class. Do I need this?

No. A teacher account is free for one class of up to 30 children and needs no school signature. Children whose parent has consented are covered by that consent, so your class waits on nothing.

Still deciding, or need the privacy pack first?

Talk to us instead: pricing, a privacy or security review, the sub-processor list, a pilot. This form is for an institution that has decided.

Questions? A person answers: hello@rodrimath.com. No ads, no analytics, no data sold.

One request. A person reads it and writes back.

Before you start