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FAMILY ENGAGEMENT, STUDENT PROGRESS AND SCHOOL-TO-HOME COMMUNICATION APPLICATION
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RFP 27009BDC
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Clark County, Fish Springs CDP, Nevada

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This is a System Matrix appendix document for RFP 27009BDC issued by the Clark County School District in Nevada, detailing requirements for a comprehensive family engagement, student progress, and school-to-home communication application platform. The RFP seeks a web-based and mobile-accessible solution that integrates with existing district systems including student information systems, assessment platforms, learning management systems, and identity management tools. The platform must support multi-role access for parents, guardians, students, teachers, school staff, principals, activity sponsors, and district administrators, with features including family dashboards displaying grades, assignments, assessment results, and attendance; automated data population and workflow capabilities; mobile applications with push notifications; and district-wide communications at multiple organizational levels. Respondents must provide detailed responses indicating whether each requirement is standard, configurable, optional, requires custom development, or is not available, along with implementation timelines, limitations, dependencies, and cost information for each capability.

The evaluation matrix requires vendors to address system architecture, integration approaches, general system requirements, mobile access, implementation services, training, and support capabilities. Critical requirements include cloud-hosted deployment with scalable infrastructure, role-based access controls with granular permissions, automated synchronization with district systems, accessibility compliance, multilingual support, student data privacy and security measures including encryption and audit logging, and comprehensive reporting and analytics. The RFP specifically addresses artificial intelligence features, requiring disclosure of whether AI capabilities are included or optional and whether district data is used for model training. Pricing submissions must clearly delineate base offering costs from optional functionality, including licensing, implementation, integration, training, maintenance, and any third-party fees, with respondents encouraged to offer flexible pricing structures appropriate for large school districts.

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Appendix B - System Matrix
FAMILY ENGAGEMENT, STUDENT PROGRESS AND SCHOOL-TO-HOME COMMUNICATION APPLICATION
RFP 27009BDC
Instructions to Respondents: For each item below, indicate the status of the proposed capability using one of the following codes:
•S = Standard / Included in base offering
•C = Configurable / Included with configuration
•O = Optional / Additional cost
•D = Custom development required
•N = Not available

For each matrix item, the Respondent shall:

a. Indicate whether the requirement is included as standard, included with configuration, available as an optional feature, requires custom development, or is not available;

b. Identify whether the requirement is included in the base price or subject to additional cost;

c. Provide a clear and sufficiently detailed explanation of how the requirement is met;

d. Identify any limitations, exclusions, assumptions, dependencies, third-party requirements, customer responsibilities, or implementation conditions associated with the requirement; and

e. Identify estimated implementation timing, when applicable.

Req #Requirement DescriptionResponse Code (S/C/O/D/N)Included in Base Price (Y/N)Additional Cost (Y/N)Brief Description / How Requirement is Met / NotesLimitations / DependenciesEst. Implementation Timing
SECTION 5.3 – EXISTING DISTRICT EQUIPMENT AND SYSTEMS
5.3.aStudent information systems
5.3.bAssessment and progress monitoring systems
5.3.cIdentity management and single sign-on systems
5.3.dLearning management systems
5.3.eCalendar systems
5.3.fEmail, messaging, and notification systems
5.3.gOther systems used to support school operations, student services, activities, and family engagement
SECTION 5.3.1 – Data Exchange and Integration
5.3.1.aFor each integration: whether the integration is standard/native, configurable, custom, or not currently available
5.3.1.bFor each integration: the implementation approach
5.3.1.cFor each integration: the data elements exchanged
5.3.1.dFor each integration: the direction of data flow
5.3.1.eFor each integration: the frequency of synchronization
5.3.1.fFor each integration: the security controls associated with the integration
5.3.1.gFor each integration: any error handling and monitoring capabilities
5.3.1.hFor each integration: any customer responsibilities, assumptions, limitations, or dependencies
5.3.1.iFor each integration: any one-time, recurring, usage-based, or third-party costs associated with the integration
SECTION 5.5.1 – GENERAL SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
5.5.1.aA web-based platform accessible through modern web browsers
5.5.1.bMobile-responsive design and/or dedicated mobile applications
5.5.1.cSecure user authentication
5.5.1.dRole-based access for parents/guardians, students, teachers, school staff, principals, activity sponsors, and District administrators
5.5.1.eGranular permissions to restrict users to only the students, groups, schools, or functions appropriate to their role
5.5.1.fA cloud-hosted deployment architecture
5.5.1.gScalable infrastructure capable of supporting District-wide usage
5.5.1.hConfigurable communications and notifications
5.5.1.iAdministrative access from desktop and mobile devices
5.5.1.jCentralized access to messages and communications from the District, school, classroom, program, activity, or other authorized users
SECTION 5.5.2 – SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
5.5.2.aMobile applications: whether mobile applications are included
5.5.2.bMobile applications: which user groups may use the applications
5.5.2.cMobile applications: whether push notifications are supported
5.5.2.dMobile applications: whether core parent/student/staff functions are available through the applications
5.5.2.eMobile applications: any additional licensing or subscription cost for mobile applications
SECTION 5.5.3 – FAMILY DASHBOARD, STUDENT INFORMATION, AND COMMUNICATIONS
5.5.3.aDisplay of student grades and course performance
5.5.3.bAccess to assignments, including upcoming, completed, recently graded, and missing assignments
5.5.3.cDisplay of assessment results and test scores
5.5.3.dAttendance monitoring, including absences and tardiness
5.5.3.eStudent goals, achievements, recognitions, and academic milestones
5.5.3.fStudent profile information highlighting interests, accomplishments, and progress
5.5.3.gCentralized family dashboards summarizing student performance
5.5.3.hAccess to school communications, announcements, and newsletters
5.5.3.iPersonalized newsletters or communications for parents/guardians based on student-specific data
5.5.3.jSchool event calendars
5.5.3.kInformation regarding school activities, programs, and opportunities
5.5.3.lMeal or menu information, where available
5.5.3.mFundraising information, where applicable
5.5.3.nVolunteer opportunities
5.5.3.oActivity, athletics, club, or program schedules and related information
5.5.3.pTools that allow authorized staff to create, review, approve, and distribute newsletters or updates to families
5.5.3.qMobile-friendly calendars with events and assignments
5.5.3.rBranding options for District and school communications, templates, and layouts
5.5.3.sAbility to attach or link documents, forms, and resources to communications, where applicable
5.5.3.tAbility to organize recipients by student, class, school, grade level, activity, program, team, or other District-defined groups
5.5.3.uAutomatically maintained recipient groups derived from integrated source systems, where available
SECTION 5.5.4 – DUPLICATE DATA
5.5.4.aIdentify which features are included as standard functionality
5.5.4.bIdentify which features require configuration
5.5.4.cIdentify which features require additional licensing or cost
5.5.4.dIdentify which features are not available
Respondents shall also describe the typical amount of staff effort required to create and send routine family communications, including newsletters and student-specific updates.
SECTION 5.5.5 – COMMUNICATION CAPABILITIES
5.5.5.aEmail communications
5.5.5.bIn-platform or app-based notifications
5.5.5.cDistrict-level, school-level, class-level, program-level, and activity-level communications
If expanded notification features are available, Respondents shall specify whether such features are included, optional, or provided through an integrated third-party service.
SECTION 5.5.6 – AUTOMATION AND WORKFLOW REQUIREMENTS
5.5.6.aAutomated population of student data into family-facing communications
5.5.6.bAutomated population of attendance data
5.5.6.cAutomated population of assignment data
5.5.6.dAutomated population of assessment data
5.5.6.eAutomated population of event and calendar data
5.5.6.fAutomated update of user groups and recipients
5.5.6.gConfigurable workflow by role or school
5.5.6.hAdministrative review and approval workflow
5.5.6.iStaff time-saving features
5.5.6.jThe ability to minimize duplicate data entry
Respondents shall describe the extent to which automation is available as standard functionality, requires configuration, depends on integration, or requires additional licensing or services.
SECTION 5.5.7 – MOBILE ACCESS REQUIREMENTS
5.5.7.aParent/guardian mobile access
5.5.7.bStudent mobile access
5.5.7.cStaff mobile access
5.5.7.dPush notifications
5.5.7.eMobile access to messages and alerts
5.5.7.fMobile access to dashboards
5.5.7.gMobile calendar access
5.5.7.hMobile access to assignments and attendance
5.5.7.iMobile access to newsletters or family summaries
5.5.7.jMobile administrative functions
SECTION 5.6 – IMPLEMENTATION SERVICES
5.6.aProject kickoff and governance structure
5.6.bSystem configuration
5.6.cData integration with District systems
5.6.dIdentity and access configuration
5.6.eTesting and validation
5.6.fPilot, phased rollout, or full deployment strategy
5.6.gProject management and coordination with District staff
5.6.hData migration, if applicable
5.6.iEnd-user acceptance testing
5.6.jGo-live support and transition to production operations
Respondents shall provide an estimated implementation timeline and identify all assumptions, dependencies, staffing needs, required District participation, and critical success factors. Respondents shall also describe the implementation approach used to minimize disruption to schools and reduce manual work for District staff.
SECTION 5.7 – TRAINING REQUIREMENTS
5.7.aAdministrator training
5.7.bDistrict office training
5.7.cSchool staff training
5.7.dTeacher and authorized end-user training
5.7.eUser documentation and guides
5.7.fTraining materials for ongoing internal use
5.7.gOptional training resources for parents/guardians and students
5.7.hTraining for templates, workflows, approvals, reporting, and mobile use
Respondents shall describe any available help center, knowledge base, training videos, onboarding resources, office hours, and refresher training options.
SECTION 5.8 – SUPPORT REQUIREMENTS
5.8.aHelp desk support availability and hours
5.8.bProcedures for reporting issues
5.8.cService level expectations, including response and resolution timelines
5.8.dEscalation procedures
5.8.eSystem maintenance schedules
5.8.fSoftware updates and upgrades
5.8.gAccount management or customer success services
5.8.hSupport provided for integration issues
5.8.iSupport provided to District administrators, school staff, and end users
5.8.jWhether support is included in base pricing or subject to additional fees
Respondents shall also describe how product enhancements, release notes, outage notices, and planned maintenance notifications are communicated to customers.
SECTION 5.9 – ACCESSIBILITY, LANGUAGE ACCESS, AND EQUITY
5.9.aHow the platform supports users with disabilities
5.9.bWhether the platform supports screen readers, keyboard navigation, captions, contrast, resizable text, and other accessibility features
5.9.cWhat accessibility conformance documentation is available
5.9.dHow the solution supports equitable access for diverse populations
5.9.eWhether the platform supports multiple languages
5.9.fWhether translation is system-provided, human-assisted, or dependent on third-party tools
5.9.gWhether users can set and maintain language preferences
5.9.hWhether communications may be translated in real time or at send time, where applicable
SECTION 5.10 – STUDENT DATA PRIVACY AND SECURITY
5.10.aData security practices
5.10.bEncryption methods used to protect data in transit and at rest
5.10.cIdentity and access controls
5.10.dAudit logging and administrative oversight capabilities
5.10.ePolicies regarding data ownership and data usage
5.10.fWhether student, parent/guardian, or District data is used to train artificial intelligence or machine learning models
5.10.gWhether District data is shared with sub processors or third parties, and for what purpose
5.10.hBreach notification procedures
5.10.iDisaster recovery and business continuity practices
5.10.jData retention and deletion practices
5.10.kSafeguards to prevent unauthorized access to student information
5.10.lSupport for District review of sub processor lists and security documentation
SECTION 5.11 – ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
5.11.aAI / generative AI features: whether such features are included or optional
5.11.bAI / generative AI features: what data is processed by the feature
5.11.cAI / generative AI features: whether District data is used for model training
5.11.eAI / generative AI features: whether administrators can enable, disable, or restrict such features
5.11.fAI / generative AI features: what human review and approval controls exist before communications are sent
5.11.gAI / generative AI features: what safeguards exist to prevent inaccurate, inappropriate, or unauthorized content
SECTION 5.12 – REPORTING AND ANALYTICS
5.12.aDelivery metrics
5.12.bOpen, read, or engagement metrics, where applicable
5.12.cUsage statistics by school, user role, communication type, or feature area
5.12.dIdentification of undeliverable communications or missing contact data
5.12.eReporting on parent/guardian engagement
5.12.fReporting on student or school communication activity
5.12.gExportable reports for District review and oversight
5.12.hAudit reports for administrative and compliance purposes
SECTION 5.13 – PARENT/GUARDIAN AND USER SELF-SERVICE
5.13.aView messages in one place
5.13.bManage contact information
5.13.cManage communication preferences
5.13.dManage language preferences
5.13.eReview school and District communications
5.13.fAccess student-specific information appropriate to their role
5.13.gReceive notifications through preferred communication channels
Respondents shall describe which self-service functions are user-managed and which require administrative action.
SECTION 5.14 – WARRANTY AND MAINTENANCE
5.13.aCorrection of software defects
5.13.bTechnical support
5.13.cSystem updates and patches
Respondents shall also describe ongoing maintenance services available following the warranty period.

RFP 27009BDC

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Appendix A:
FAMILY ENGAGEMENT, STUDENT PROGRESS AND SCHOOL-TO-HOME COMMUNICATION APPLICATION
RFP 27009BDC
Cost
Licensing or subscription costs
Implementation and configuration costs
Integration costs
Training costs
Annual maintenance or support fees
Mobile application costs, if any
Optional communication modules or notification features, if any
Costs associated with artificial intelligence-assisted features, if any
Any optional services or add-on features
Any one-time, recurring, usage-based, or third-party pass-through charges
Respondents are encouraged to offer flexible pricing structures suitable for large school districts. Pricing shall clearly identify what is included in the base offering versus optional functionality. ??
Total Annual Cost

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