Kansas district data · Wichita

Every school in the district, on one grid.

Attendance dashboards, assessment trends and early warning alerts for every building you run — assembled from the files your district already keeps.

Aerial view of flat Kansas farmland divided into sections
Section lines, seen from above

Attendance dashboards

Assessment trends

Early warning alerts

State reporting

Data cleaning

Board-ready exports

01 — What we build

Six tools, read on one grid.

Attendance, assessment, alerts, reporting, cleaning and board exports — built on the files you already keep, and read at the same distance for every school in the district.

01

Attendance dashboards

Who was here, by building, by grade, by day — the same view for every school in the district.

02

Assessment trends

The same assessment read across terms, instead of one testing window at a time.

03

Early warning alerts

Flags raised when attendance and assessment move the wrong way together.

04

State reporting

The state’s file layout, filled from the same cells you already keep.

05

Data cleaning

Duplicates, missing days and mismatched student IDs, straightened out before anything is reported.

06

Board-ready exports

One page a board can read at a glance, drawn from the same cells as everything else.

A plain Midwestern school building under a wide flat sky
A district building, mid-semester

02 — How a demo runs

Bring a file. We’ll put it on the grid.

  1. 01

    Send what you keep today

    An attendance export, an assessment file, a state reporting template — whatever you already have open.

  2. 02

    We clean and match it

    Duplicates, missing days and mismatched student IDs get sorted before anything lands in a dashboard.

  3. 03

    Your buildings land in cells

    Each school takes its own cell, each day its own row, so the whole district reads at once.

  4. 04

    You see the district live

    Dashboards, alerts and a board-ready export, walked through with you on the call.

Printed reports and a laptop showing charts on a boardroom table
The same cells, further out

03 — From further away

The whole district, at state-reporting distance.

Once the daily record is already on the grid, the state’s reporting layout and the board’s summary are the same data read from a different distance. Nothing gets rebuilt by hand.

  • State reporting files, built from the cells you already keep.
  • Board-ready exports, one page, no rebuild.
  • The same cells, reused for every deadline on the calendar.
A district is a grid of buildings and days. Most of the tools we see ask you to hold that grid in your head. We would rather put it on the page.

Quarryline Analytics works with districts in and around Wichita, Kansas, on the unglamorous half of the job: clean files, steady dashboards, and reporting deadlines met without heroics.

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Live demo

Book a live demo and we’ll load your buildings.

Tell us the district and a work email. Bring an attendance export or a state reporting template, and we’ll work from it on the call.

Nothing to install

Wichita, Kansas