We built the list from your public pages. Four of them we could not verify against a sponsor, so we have not shown them to a single student. Would you tell us which ones are right?
Ten minutes of your time, once. Nothing goes in front of a student until you say it is correct.
Students who ask you, find them. Students who do not, never hear about them.
Checked against the sponsor, not copied from a directory.
Your school first, then district‑wide. Nothing they cannot enter.
We recheck before each cycle opens, so your office does not have to remember.
Nothing. A student proves they attend, sees the list, and leaves. No account, no name, no profile.
A student proves they attend, sees the list, and leaves. Nothing to sign up for and no password to forget.
We never ask for a roster, an export, or a single student name. The only thing we need is the list of awards.
No advertisers, no lead buyers, no data brokers. Our paid product is what funds this, which is why we can offer it to your students for nothing.
How students prove they attend is your choice. A Google sign-in with their school account, a one-time code to their school email, simply recognising your email domain, or a single code your office hands out. We set it up the way your district prefers, and it can be changed later without anything breaking.
Your school’s awards first, district-wide below. Nothing they cannot enter.
Anything we have not confirmed with you stays hidden until you say it is right.
Try it as a student wouldOnce: ten minutes to tell us which awards on the list are right. After that, nothing. We recheck each one before its cycle opens and come back to you only if something has changed.
No portal to log into, no roster to upload, no training, and no renewal to remember.
The honest risk is a student acting on a wrong deadline and blaming your office. That is why anything we cannot confirm stays hidden — four of Fremont’s six are hidden right now.
Nothing is presented as coming from your school. No logo, no endorsement, no claim of a partnership you did not agree to.
Families pay $299 a year for the national catalog. That funds this. Showing your students your own awards costs us almost nothing.
Whatever list you already keep. A PDF, a spreadsheet, a page on your site, or the handout you give seniors in January. It does not need to be tidy — that part is our job.
Send us your list“A list that looks official and is wrong is worse than no list at all. That is why four of Fremont’s six are sitting hidden until someone tells me they are right.”
Devang Bhuva · Sunnyvale · parent of a Fremont High School student