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AudienceThe maker describes its services as being for schools, including K–12 schools, districts, parent organizations, universities, and colleges, and says they are not offered to private individuals.LiveSchool is designed for K-12 schools and districts.
Company historyDeansList says its first version was developed in 2010 and the company launched in 2013; the maker names Akshai Patel as its founder.LiveSchool says its product began in 2011 when founder Matt Rubinstein created a prototype for a paper-based behavior system at a Nashville middle school.
IntegrationsDeansList says it syncs with most student information systems and can import attendance from a school's SIS.LiveSchool supports roster synchronization and single sign-on through Clever and ClassLink, including OneRoster files through Clever.
PurposeDeansList provides schools with software for student behavior, attendance, communication, family engagement, and school operations.LiveSchool is a behavior management platform for positive school culture that helps schools track behavior and use points and rewards.
SupportThe School Success Team provides implementation, training, ongoing support, and professional development at no additional cost.All plans include live chat, phone, and email support from former educators on school days from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. CST.

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LiveSchool plans

  • PilotFree
  • Starter$1,960 a year
  • Premium$3,960 a year
  • DistrictPriced on request

Pick DeansList if…

DeansList is intended for schools, including K–12 schools, districts, parent organizations, universities, and colleges. It is not offered to private individuals.

Pick LiveSchool if…

It is designed for K-12 schools and districts managing behavior and rewards. Its free family access also suits parents, guardians, and students using a school’s LiveSchool setup.

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