
schoolOS Partners with WiscNet to Bring a Single Front Door for Support to Wisconsin K-12 Districts
Statewide agreement gives WiscNet districts member pricing on the full schoolOS suite
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 15, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- schoolOS today announced a statewide agreement with WiscNet, Wisconsin's nonprofit research and education network. WiscNet member districts can now purchase schoolAgent and the full schoolOS suite at member pricing, with no separate procurement process. schoolAgent is available immediately.
In many districts, support requests arrive by email, chat, phone, and hallway conversation, and tickets often land with the wrong department. schoolAgent gives districts a single front door for support. Routine questions get answered on the spot, so they never become tickets. Requests that need a person reach the right team with the details attached. It works with the tools districts already run, with no rip-and-replace required.
schoolAgent is the entry point to a broader operational intelligence suite that includes AI-native asset management, a helpdesk built for K-12, and cross-system automations. Each piece works on its own, so districts can consolidate at their own pace.
Districts control what schoolAgent can see and where it sends work. It runs on information districts already publish or choose to share and does not need student records.
"We built schoolOS because the people who keep school districts running have been the last to get innovative technologies built for them," said Rich Watson, co-founder and CEO of schoolOS. "WiscNet members know what they need, and they will hold us to it."
"Our members don't need another system to manage. They need the systems they already have to work better together, and a clear path to simplify over time," said Aneta Kosturova, Chief Financial Officer and Director of Member Success at WiscNet. "What stood out about schoolOS is that districts can start small with a single front door for support and grow into asset management, helpdesk, and automation as they are ready, all under one agreement. That means less friction for staff and families, fewer systems to pay for and maintain, and more time for the work that matters most."
The agreement is the first statewide partnership for schoolOS. schoolOS and WiscNet will host a virtual Lunch & Learn on Tuesday, Oct. 13, from 12 to 1 p.m. CT, with additional sessions planned through the fall. Wisconsin districts can register at bit.ly/schoolos-wiscnet.
About schoolOS
schoolOS delivers operational intelligence for K-12 school districts, helping them reduce manual coordination and move work forward across the systems they already use. Learn more at www.theschoolos.com.
About WiscNet
WiscNet is a membership organization that provides research and education networking services to public and private higher education, K-12 school districts, libraries, municipalities, and hospitals throughout Wisconsin. WiscNet connects people and strategies to solve common technology challenges and to develop innovative solutions in support of educational, research, and community service missions. For more information: www.wiscnet.net.
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