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Compare progress to the IEP
Connect provider-created goals and progress evidence to original IEP goals, even when the wording differs.
קשרKesher means connection
Every part of the IEP. Finally connected.
Kesher connects schedules, services, IEP goals, documentation, progress, and reporting in one clear system, with AI built into the work.
קשר
The idea behind the platform
Kesher is the Hebrew word for link or connection.
A successful IEP depends on dozens of people, decisions, documents, and deadlines moving together. Kesher gives every moving part one place to connect, from daily provider routines to school-wide oversight.
ke·sher /ˈkeSHər/ noun
From fragments to flow
Special education work should not feel disconnected.
When plans, services, notes, goals, and deadlines live in separate places, teams spend too much time reconstructing context by hand. Kesher turns daily routines into a shared, compliance-ready record.
- 01Plans
- 02Providers
- 03Services
- 04Progress
- 05Reporting
One connected recordOne connected workflow
From the provider calendar to the clearest report.
Capture the work once, where it happens, and keep the whole IEP journey visible without stitching it together by hand.
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Intelligence in the workflow
AI that connects the work.
Not another disconnected tool.
Kesher applies intelligence to the student context teams already maintain, helping providers document faster and leaders understand the work more clearly.
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Generate reports and plans
Create service-specific reports and lesson plans from relevant goals, notes, interventions, and curriculum context.
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Match assessments to progress
Compare structured assessments and uploaded files with session data to surface alignment and discrepancies.
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Review with oversight
Analyze documents against organization-defined criteria while giving administrators visibility into team AI use.
For school leaders
See the work clearly. Support it sooner.
Connect daily provider activity to the school-wide visibility leaders need. See completed sessions, missing documentation, contact history, goal progress, and approaching work without reconstructing the record.
- 01Scheduled, completed, and undocumented sessions
- 02Parent contacts and team meeting history
- 03Goal progress measured against baseline
- 04Earlier visibility into required action
Program overviewLast 30 days
Sessions documented18
Notes missing3
Contacts due1
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Capture neededSchedule → completed session → provider note
For special education providers
Less time reconstructing the work. More time moving it forward.
Kesher turns provider schedules into sessions, keeps notes beside the work, and carries interventions and progress into reporting. Enter information once, reduce administrative drag, and keep professional judgment at the center.
See what a connected workflow can look likeBuilt for work that matters
Clarity earns trust.
Kesher is designed to be clear at every layer, from the daily workflow to the architecture developers build against.
Security
Sensitive data is encrypted in transit and at rest. Role-based access, audit logging, and regular security reviews help protect each organization's records.
Privacy
Kesher is FERPA compliant and follows New York State student data privacy laws. Customer data can only be accessed by authorized users within their organization.
Responsible AI
Kesher AI runs through AWS Bedrock within the approved AWS environment. Customer data is not used to train shared or public models, AI access follows each user's permissions, and outputs remain subject to professional review.
Accessibility
Kesher targets WCAG 2.2 Level AA across its interfaces. Formal conformance details will be published after a completed accessibility audit.
Integrations
Kesher's API-first architecture is designed to connect student and workflow data with the other systems an organization relies on.
API-first by design
Every customer can use the same public API that powers Kesher, with no additional access fee.
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Bring the whole IEP workflow together.
Tell us a little about your school or organization. We will show you how Kesher can connect your teams, documentation, deadlines, and reporting.
קשרconnection starts here
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Privacy policy
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Information we collect
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How information is used
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Student and children's privacy
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Sharing and service providers
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Contact
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Accessibility statement
Kesher is being designed so that school leaders, providers, families, and students can access the information and workflows they need.
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Our commitment
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Standards and approach
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Supported technologies
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Known limitations
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Feedback and assistance
Accessibility contact information and a process for requesting assistance will be added before launch.
Statement date: To be determined
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