Overview
Seis is a web-based information system for special education that centralizes online management and storage of IEPs and student records for California schools. It allows districts and SELPAs to create, store, and track IEPs, manage student data, and generate reports from anywhere with internet access. Operated by CodeStack, a department of the San Joaquin County Office of Education, Seis serves 115 SELPAs and more than 1,500 LEAs/School Districts in California. The platform differentiates itself by being maintained by a public-education organization and offering a centralized, compliant toolset designed to meet state and federal requirements, helping districts streamline data management and improve the delivery of special education services. The goal is to help districts and SELPAs stay compliant, standardize processes, and enhance the quality of services for students with disabilities.
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Simplify's take
What believers are saying
- California's 2027 translated template keeps SEIS embedded in the state's special-ed workflow.
- Riverside County SELPA training on August 5, 2026 expands user dependence on SEIS.
- SEIS's central records model supports transfers, compliance, and caseload tracking across districts.
What critics are saying
- California's optional January 2027 statewide template commoditizes SEIS forms and weakens lock-in.
- Districts can adopt the template in non-SEIS systems at no cost.
- Rivals like Welligent and local training gaps erode SEIS retention and implementation quality.
What makes Seis unique
- SEIS centralizes IEP histories across 115 SELPAs and 1,500-plus California districts.
- SEIS digitized California's statewide IEP template by September 2026.
- SEIS embeds compliance alerts, reporting, and multi-factor authentication across district workflows.
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