Risely for K-12 school districts
See what today's absence costs the budget in year three.
Risely's agents work inside the student information system, the attendance platform and the IEP system a district already runs. They do the work a staff member would do and bring it back finished for the student support team or the special education director to approve.
Attendance and the count
Today's count should show what it costs later.
Risely's agents run today's count through the tests your state's formula pays on. In an attendance state like California that is the greater of this year, last year or the three-year average, and your business office sees what this week's absence costs in year three.
Family communication
A message home should arrive in the family's language.
Risely's agents draft the message home in the family's language, read from that student's own attendance record. A bilingual educator on your staff reads it before it goes home, and nothing sends itself.
Multi-tiered systems of support
Each tier should read the whole student record.
Risely's agents read attendance, behavior, coursework and the intervention log to the same day for every student on the caseload. Your support team opens the tier meeting with one record instead of four.
Special education
An IEP should stay ahead of every timeline.
Risely's agents track every dated IEP event across the district and write the notice the nearest deadline calls for. Your special education director starts the week knowing which clock runs out first.
One student, four systems.
The student information system, the attendance platform, the intervention record and the IEP system each hold her under a different number.
Risely Fabric joins the count, the tier, the timeline and the family record around that student, and the district replaces nothing.
California's adjusted base grant for grades 9 through 12 is $12,746 per unit of average daily attendance in 2025-26, per the California Department of Education's Principal Apportionment rates.
The attendance-funding arithmetic behind this page is published, with sources, in Risely AI Research: The same empty seat hits a Texas budget this year and a California budget in full three years later.