Modern websites
for schools & PTAs.

Nod at three or more and you're paying too much for the wrong tool.

Calendars, donations, galleries, and forms are all part of the base build — not premium add-ons.

Same job, three ways to buy it: the incumbent vendor, the DIY builders, and us — line by line. ✓ is included and handled for you; ~ is extra cost or you do it yourself; × isn't on offer.

Not a knock on the builders — they're fine tools for someone who wants a second job. The gap isn't features on a checklist; it's who does the work, who carries the accessibility liability, and who owns the asset at the end.

The NYC DOE grades every school website on a public accessibility report — fewer errors, higher score. Paste your address and we'll run the same checks live, right now. The top-tier vendors sit near zero errors; the DIY builders average 12+. See where yours lands.

Homepage check for the most common barriers — alt text, heading order, link clarity. A full DOE audit goes deeper (every page + color contrast). Nothing stored.

We rebuilt our own kids' school off Educational Networks. Here's what it was costing them — and what you'd pay instead. At $900 a year it slots in alongside Google Workspace or Notion — a normal line item, not a capital project that needs a board vote.

Read the full case study — what the school's own website committee said about the old platform, the invoice-verified numbers, and exactly what changed.

Title I or high-need public school? 1 in 5 schools we run pays nothing — funded by the schools that can. Ask if yours qualifies.

Want the AI that answers parents for you? Add Hosted Plus — a self-running support inbox, translations, and content updates on top of the base. Ask on the call.

Bigger K–12 school or a multi-site network? We scope those custom — just ask on the call.

Most boards take the hosted plan above — set it and forget it, because we keep it running. Some want the whole stack on their own Cloudflare account, keys and all. And if you want true zero-maintenance, there's a static build with nothing to break. Three ways to run it — and a clear map of which features are genuinely set-and-forget versus which need upkeep.

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The builders are cheaper on paper — and that's the trap. They sell a school a tool and a second job. Here's what the $900 actually buys that a DIY subscription can't.

Running a tiny site yourself and enjoying it? A DIY builder is genuinely the right call — keep it. The $900 pays for itself the moment accessibility, donations, or volunteer turnover enter the picture. For most schools, that's day one.

I'll look at your current site, name the easy wins, and tell you exactly what a rebuild would cost. No commitment, no sales pitch — just an honest read.

I'm James — a former PTA exec who got fed up with clunky vendor software and rebuilt my own kids' school (that's the before/after above, now live at tnsny.org). The part that matters: you own all of it. Your site runs on Cloudflare's network and lives in a GitHub repo under your name — so it keeps running, fast, whether or not you ever hear from me again.

Prefer email? jbwashington@gmail.com

Still researching? Read our PTA & school website guides — vendor comparisons, real costs, and how to switch.