The right information
Bring approved accommodations into a practical view for the teachers who need them.
IEP and 504 accommodations, matched to the week ahead. Help us build a simpler way for teachers to know what’s needed and acknowledge each plan.
Built alongside educators. Designed to work alongside your current IEP system.
Explore the teacher concept below, or view screenshots from the working specialist and school-leader demo.
A sample school day. 3 pull-outs today, 2 tests coming up.
Pull-out services and check-ins from each student’s sample plan.
During Period 1 (ELA 6A). Misses independent reading time.
During Period 2 (ELA 6B). Misses the mini lesson.
During Period 6 (Reading Lab). Leaves 10 minutes before the bell.
Try the sample controls. This concept does not save records.
Fictional students used to demonstrate the teacher view.
Visual schedule, transition warnings and quiet break space.
Extra processing time, vocabulary visuals and written answers.
Check-ins, break pass and a seat near the door.
A sample timeline of the classroom hand-offs shown on Home.
Two example updates that need a teacher’s attention.
An example of how an attendance concern could be surfaced.
Return Home to try the sample acknowledgement.

Try the navigation, hide sample names, log accommodations and acknowledge a sample plan update.
Try the demo ↗The teacher view is an interactive design concept based on the reference, using fictional sample information. Changes stay in this preview and are not saved. Other role tabs show the working demo. The live platform opens separately and may differ from this concept.
Classroom teachers put accommodations into practice. But the details can get buried in long PDFs, separate systems and email threads.
Bring approved accommodations into a practical view for the teachers who need them.
Connect what a plan asks for with the work happening in the classroom.
Make plan acknowledgements easier to follow without another email chase.
A proposed workflow we’re developing with school design partners.
Northstar doesn’t replace your IEP system. Specific integrations will be scoped with design partners.
The proposed teacher experience starts in the inbox, with the accommodations relevant to the week ahead.
No real student data until a data privacy agreement is signed. Early conversations can start with your workflow and sample information.
Student information belongs to the school.
Our commitment is to use school data only to provide the service.
Data handling and responsibilities agreed before real student data is shared.
Planned access follows staff responsibilities and student assignments.
We’re looking for schools in Delaware, Pennsylvania and Maryland to help us understand the gap between a written plan and the classroom.
Walk us through how your team shares and tracks plans today.
Review the proposed experience with sample information. No student data needed.
Your feedback helps us prioritize a focused, useful first version.
Start with your name and work email.
No. Your existing IEP system remains the official record. Northstar’s proposed role is to help teachers understand and acknowledge approved accommodations.
We’re designing Northstar to sit alongside existing school tools. Specific student information and learning platform integrations will be scoped with design partners; they are not live integrations today.
We’re currently seeking design partners in Delaware, Pennsylvania and Maryland. These early conversations will help shape the first version and the scope of any future pilot.
Pricing and future pilot terms have not been finalized. They will be discussed with each school before any commitment.
No. We can begin with your workflow and sample information. No real student data should be shared until a data privacy agreement is signed.
No. Acknowledgement records that a teacher reviewed a plan or update. It is distinct from documenting delivery of an accommodation.
Help make the path from plan to classroom simpler for everyone.
Become a design partner