The scheduling platform for IEP services
Ensemble reads each IEP's services, shows where they fit in your building's real day, and logs every session in one tap.
What your team gets
- Every IEP service line drafted for you, confirmed by a person
- Overlapping pull-outs caught before they happen
- Sessions logged in one tap, with Medicaid-ready records
- Recess, lunch and specialist time stay protected
- Cross-provider visibility into who serves each student
- IEP files never stored; student data never trains AI
Less time in spreadsheets. More time with students.
Start with the IEP
Upload the plan once. Ensemble drafts every service line with its minutes, frequency, and provider, and a person confirms each row before it counts. Nothing gets re-typed.
Schedule the week in one place
Place every mandate on a real weekly schedule, individual sessions and groups alike, and catch overlapping pull-outs before they happen.
Log it in one tap
Mark each session as it happens. The week documents itself, and directors see readiness roll up building by building.
The pilot cohort
Three districts. One school year. We're proving the platform against real district operations, and the pilot terms reflect that.
Built for district scrutiny
Ensemble holds the minimum student data it needs, under strict per-district isolation, and we work with specialized privacy counsel to keep it that way. We welcome review by district IT and legal teams before any student data moves.
FERPA school official
SeaChi Group LLC, which operates Ensemble Scheduler, operates within FERPA's school official framework, helping districts deliver educational services while maintaining control over student information. We access and use education records only for district-authorized purposes. Student data is not sold, used for advertising, or used to train any AI models. Our access to and use of student data is governed by our agreements with participating districts.
Three pilot districts. One school year to prove it.
Applying takes one email with your district and role.