Synergy Achievement Awards

Nominations Are Open

Is your district doing something that’s making a difference?

Have you used Synergy to improve a workflow, solve a problem, or positively impact students, staff, or families?

Submit a nomination and share your story.

Districts may submit multiple nominations, but can only win once per year.

Submit in 5 Minutes

Tell us the way you’d tell a colleague:

What challenge were you trying to solve?
What did you do in Synergy?
What changed as a result?

Include the impact. Did it save time? Improve outcomes? Reduce workload? Even an estimate helps. Was it dozens of hours, hundreds, more?

Win a Technology Grant

Each winning district will receive a $2,500 technology grant and one complimentary registration to the following year’s Synergy CONNECT Users Conference.

All submitting districts will receive priority seating at the Synergy CONNECT closing session.

Since 2020, Edupoint has awarded more than $80,000 in technology grants across 31 partner districts.

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Submit your nomination today.

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See What Past Winners Have Done

Take a look at last year’s winners and see how districts are using Synergy to make an impact.

Central Point School District 6, OR

$2,500 Technology Grant Winner

For implementing a customized approach to streamlining district MTSS processes and improving real-time tracking for marginalized student subgroups.

Poudre School District, CO

$2,500 Technology Grant Winner

For streamlining processes and improving data accuracy through the implementation of Hall Pass functionality and the KioskVUE app for tardy check-in and early dismissal.

School District of Lancaster, PA

$2,500 Technology Grant Winner

For transitioning to Hall Pass at the high-school level, saving an estimated $20,000+ annually while improving hallway supervision and simplifying the hall pass process for teachers, administrators and students.

Union Elementary School District No. 62, AZ

$2,500 Technology Grant Winner

For implementing a customized Attendance Letter and communication process that reduced chronic absenteeism districtwide, including a drop of more than 10% at the school with the most chronic absences.

Marshall County School System, TN

$1,000 Technology Grant - Honorable Mention

For implementing a Synergy Analytics dashboard for Tennessee Investment in Student Achievement (TISA), a student-based funding formula, saving countless hours of labor for staff who no longer have to manually compare values for every category of district data to those entered in the state database.