The District AI
Operating System.
12 apps. One AI. Every role.
No other EdTech vendor offers this. A unified, Google-native platform with a live AI agent — Bronco AI — that ties every app, every role, and every workflow together.
$560K+ on disconnected silos.
Six platforms. No AI layer. No shared data. Teachers and students switching tabs all day. Admins compiling reports by hand. Every renewal cycle, the bill goes up — and the experience doesn't.
- Quizlet Plus
- KUTA Software
- IXL
- Subfinder
- Panorama / EduClimber
- ParentSquare extras
- Scheduling tools
- Library/media licenses
- Disconnected dashboards
Meet Bronco AI.
A district-wide AI agent that lives inside the hub.
Any role. Any task. Just ask.
How Bronco AI Works
Speak or type → Bronco AI routes to the right app.
Classmate Pro.
Always in the corner.
A student-facing AI tutor embedded in B-Connect. Knows every syllabus, every assignment, every resource. One floating button — available in real time, on every page, for every class.
- Trained on the student's actual coursework and schedule
- Live homework help, study sessions, and exam prep
- Cites assignments and teacher resources directly
- Always one tap away — no app switching
What Happens When a Student Uses Classmate Pro
12 apps. One platform.
Built for every role in the district. Each app replaces a current line item — and integrates with every other app through Bronco AI.
Student Tools
Unified student dashboard — schedule, grades, resources.
Embedded AI tutor trained on the student's coursework.
Daily SEL wellness check-in with counselor alerts.
AI flashcards, study guides, practice quizzes.
Teacher Tools
AI quiz, worksheet, and rubric generator.
Standards-aligned lesson planning in minutes.
Auto-grade, comment, and surface at-risk students.
AI-drafted parent communication in one click.
Admin Tools
Substitute teacher coordinator and dispatch.
District-wide dashboards: spend, usage, outcomes.
FERPA, IEP, and policy tracking workflows.
Scheduling, room booking, district-wide ops.
The Bronco Ecosystem
One AI. 12 apps. Every role.
The numbers, side by side.
From the district's own software budget document — not estimates.
Current Spend vs. Bronco Suite
Who builds it. Who holds your data.
Total transparency on architecture, ownership, and the chain of custody for every byte of student data.
Lovable is the platform used to design and build the Bronco Suite — similar to hiring a contractor to construct a building. Lovable does not operate the building, does not hold the keys, and does not have access to what happens inside.
All student data lives exclusively inside the district's own Google Workspace tenant. It never touches Lovable's servers and never passes through any third-party platform.
Data, apps, infrastructure — all district property. Lovable built the apps; Barrington 220 runs them on infrastructure it already controls.
Because the platform builder never touches student data, there's no new DPA to sign with Lovable. The apps run on infrastructure Barrington 220 has already vetted and approved.
How it's hosted — and why it's already safe.
These apps are a browser interface — like a website. No student data lives inside them.
Where Your Data Actually Lives
Student data never leaves the district's Google environment.
Feels like district infrastructure on day one. Self-hosting decision can come after the pilot proves value — no commitment required up front.
The Self-Hosting Path (If You Want It)
This is NOT a rebuild. It's moving files.
- 1Vendor provides source code
- 2District IT rebuilds from scratch
- 3Weeks of dev time
- 4QA cycles
- 5Deploy
- 1GitHub export (1 click)
- 2npm run build (automated)
- 3Static files generated
- 4Drop on district server or GCS
- 5Live
Zero new vendor risk.
Because everything runs inside the district's existing Google ecosystem, there are no new contracts, no new data processors, and no months of procurement.
SOPPA: already covered.
The Student Online Personal Protection Act is the right question to ask about any new EdTech tool. Here's the direct answer for Bronco Suite.
Most EdTech tools require you to sign a new SOPPA agreement, go through IT security review, and wait weeks for legal approval. Bronco Suite requires none of that — because it runs on the Google infrastructure you already approved.
- Any operator collecting student data must sign a Data Privacy Agreement (DPA) with the district.
- Operators must agree to strict data handling, retention, and breach-notification protections.
- Districts must publicly post the list of operators and their DPAs.
- IT and legal review every new operator before classroom use.
- Bronco Suite runs entirely inside Barrington 220's existing Google Workspace tenant.
- Barrington 220 already has a SOPPA-compliant DPA with Google — that DPA covers the apps.
- Student data never leaves the district's Google environment. There is no new 'operator' collecting student data.
- No new SOPPA operator agreement, IT security review, or legal contract is required for the Bronco Suite.
- Coach Voris, as a district employee, falls under the district's existing internal agreements — not as an outside vendor.
SOPPA: Traditional EdTech vs. Bronco Suite
- Identify new vendor
- New SOPPA operator agreement
- IT security review
- Legal approval
- Board approval
- 6–12 weeks of waiting
- Maybe approved
- Runs on Google Workspace
- Existing district DPA covers everything
- No new vendor
- No new agreement
- Deploy now
No hidden costs. Ever.
The all-in number is still a fraction of what the district pays today.
- Hosting & infrastructure (Lovable + Google)
- All updates & ongoing development
- Bronco AI usage at school scale
- Google Workspace email (already district-owned)
- Support & onboarding (included Year 1)
- Security patches & compliance updates
- Domain registration~$12–$15 per domain per year. ~10 domains across the suite.
- One-time onboardingIncluded in Year 1. Optional renewal support after.
- Google Workspace seatsAlready in place. No incremental cost.
One platform. One number.
The district currently spends $560,000/year on tools that don't talk to each other and don't include AI. Replace all of it with one unified platform.
Full-time district AI lead. Owns rollout, training, ongoing iteration, and Bronco AI alignment to district priorities.
Hosting, all 12 apps, updates, ongoing development, and support — all included. No per-seat fees. No usage caps.
Intellectual Property & Licensing Terms.
How this deal is structured. Not a request — the structure.
Coach Voris retains full ownership of all applications, source code, AI logic, and systems architecture — designed and built prior to any employment agreement.
Barrington 220 receives an exclusive, district-wide license to use all 12 applications for the duration of the employment relationship.
The license covers staff, students, and administrators within Barrington 220 only — non-transferable and non-sublicensable.
All apps remain actively developed, updated, and maintained under the annual licensing fee.
If employment ends for any reason, the district receives a 12-month wind-down license at no additional cost to transition off the platform.
New tools or features built outside the defined job description remain the property of Coach Voris and may be added to the licensed suite or licensed separately.
Campus Suite Pro — the white-label school suite licensed to other districts — is a separate commercial entity entirely outside the scope of this employment relationship.
These terms are non-negotiable and must be explicitly reflected in the employment contract. A standard district employment agreement without these carve-outs will not be signed.
A formal IP Assignment and Licensing Agreement will be provided alongside the employment contract for district legal review.
View Full Licensing Summary →90 days to proof.
90-Day Pilot Timeline
See it in action.
The live Bronco District OS demo runs in your browser. Try Bronco AI yourself — every role, every prompt.