If you think about how school sales run today, it’s usually not in one place. Spirit wear might be handled through a vendor. Fundraisers run through a different system. Event tickets live somewhere else. Community education has its own process. Each one works on its own—but together, it can feel scattered.
For staff, that means more coordination, more back-and-forth, and more time spent managing tools instead of programs. For families, it often means tracking down links, navigating different systems, and figuring out how to participate each time.
It’s not that any one piece is broken. It’s that everything lives in a different place.
