AccelEye and Skyward Partner to strengthen student safety with ai-powered Threat Assessment and digital intelligence. AccelEye Inc. is excited to announce that AccelEye is a Certified Partner of Skyward, expanding its commitment to helping schools and districts build safer, more proactive learning environments through connected technology and actionable intelligence. Through this partnership, AccelEye brings its suite of AI-powered safety and intelligence solutions closer to the systems schools already use every day. By integrating with Skyward Student Information System (SIS), AccelEye helps districts connect critical student, incident, behavioral, and digital activity information within a more unified safety ecosystem. Bringing intelligence closer to the point of need. Today's school safety challenges extend beyond the physical school environment. Student safety concerns can emerge through online activity, social media, forums, digital communications, behavioral indicators, and reported incidents. AccelEye provides technologies designed to help schools identify and understand these signals, including: * AI Weapon Detection * AI-Enhanced Behavioral Threat Assessment & Management (BTAM) * WebFilter * Content Monitoring * OSINT * SafeAlert When these capabilities work alongside existing student information systems, schools can gain greater context around potential concerns and make more informed decisions. Connecting contextual data for better visibility. The AccelEye and Skyward partnership is designed to help reduce information silos by connecting relevant data across student safety and management workflows. Contextual information such as device activity, incidents, behavioral signals, and assessment data can help authorized school teams develop a more complete understanding of emerging concerns. Instead of relying on isolated pieces of information, teams can work with connected insights that support earlier identification, assessment, and appropriate intervention. Supporting a more proactive approach to student safety. Effective student safety requires more than responding after an incident occurs. Schools need tools that help them recognize potential concerns, understand the surrounding context, and coordinate appropriate responses. With AccelEye's AI-powered solutions integrated into the Skyward ecosystem, districts can strengthen their ability to: * Identify potential safety concerns earlier * Connect digital and behavioral signals with relevant student information * Support threat assessment and case management workflows * Improve visibility across multiple sources of information * Reduce manual information gathering and IT overhead * Enable authorized teams to make more informed, context-based decisions Built for modern school safety teams. The partnership between AccelEye and Skyward reflects a shared commitment to helping educational organizations use technology more effectively to support student safety and wellbeing. By bringing AI-powered safety, digital intelligence, behavioral threat assessment, and monitoring capabilities closer to the systems schools already rely on, AccelEye helps districts move toward a more connected and proactive approach to safety management. A stronger, more connected safety ecosystem. The future of school safety depends on connected information, intelligent technology, and coordinated action. As a Certified Skyward Partner, AccelEye is proud to contribute to that future by helping educational organizations bring together the information and tools they need to identify concerns earlier, understand risk more effectively, and support safer school communities. Enhancing school Threat Assessment with BTAM and Skyward SIS. By connecting AI-Enhanced BTAM with Skyward SIS, schools can bring relevant student information, behavioral signals, and incident data together to support a more efficient threat assessment process. This connected approach can help identify potential concerns earlier, streamline case workflows, reduce administrative workload, and enable school teams to focus more time on assessment and intervention. By reducing manual processes and improving access to contextual information, districts can potentially reduce case-management workload by more than 50%, lower operational costs, and empower teams with earlier, data-informed insights to support student safety and wellbeing. Together, AccelEye and Skyward are helping schools turn information into actionable insight - and insight into safer outcomes for students and communities.

Nationwide Qmlativ issue affecting Qmlativ-generated email and MFA. Sep 08, 26 Qmlativ Email Service Update (9/8/26 - 3:40pm) Skyward has released a corrective patch for today's nationwide Qmlativ email issue. WSIPC Technology Services has confirmed that the patch is scheduled to deploy to production environments tonight. Qmlativ-generated email may remain affected until installation is complete. Districts using email for MFA may also continue to experience login impacts. WSIPC will validate email service following deployment and provide an additional update when service restoration is confirmed. Qmlativ Email Service Update (9/8/26 - 11:23am) Skyward has released patch 1.320.2.15244 to correct the nationwide Qmlativ email issue reported earlier today. The patch is now available and will be installed according to each environment's Release Manager schedule. As a result, email service may be restored at different times across districts. WSIPC Technology Services is monitoring installation and validating Qmlativ-generated email delivery. The incident is not yet considered fully resolved. Districts that use email as their MFA authentication method may continue to experience login impacts until email delivery is restored in their environment. WSIPC will update this notice as additional information is confirmed. Original post: Skyward has confirmed a nationwide issue affecting Qmlativ-generated email and email-based multifactor authentication (MFA). Skyward has issued a critical fix, which is currently in testing. WSIPC is actively monitoring the issue and coordinating with Skyward. Updates will be posted as received.

Skyward hosts Innovators Conference 2026 for K-12 leaders in Florida. Mar 16, 2026 Skyward, a provider of school administration software, hosted its 23rd Innovators Conference (iCon) from February 25 to 27 in St. Pete Beach, Florida, according to a March 9 announcement. The event brought together more than 400 K-12 education leaders and focused on the integration of artificial intelligence and Skyward's Qmlativ platform. The conference aimed to help school districts adopt modern student information system (SIS) and enterprise resource planning (ERP) solutions. Attendees participated in over 80 sessions led by Skyward experts, district representatives, and business partners. Topics included optimizing Qmlativ usage, preparing for migration from older systems, and strategies for improving district operations. A one-on-one help room was also available for personalized support. Tom King, chief marketing officer at Skyward, said, "This year's iCon made it clear: districts are ready for a more modern, connected future. With Skyward driving that transformation, we're seeing schools streamline operations and elevate experiences in meaningful ways. It's exciting to witness what becomes possible when innovation and purpose come together." During the event, Skyward presented the 2026 Leader in Excellence Awards to individuals and districts recognized for innovative use of its software. Winners included Plano Independent School District in Texas; Wisconsin Rapids Public Schools; New Trier High School District 203 in Illinois; Liberty-Eylau ISD; Holly Stewart of Crete-Monee School District 201U; Theresa McConnell of Mohawk Area School District; Sean Schaeffer of Edmonds School District; Kathy Reed of Mt. Vernon Community School Corporation; and Rick Seybold of Grafton School District. "Thanks to winning the Leader in Excellence Award, I was able to attend iCon for the first time," said Rick Seybold. "The award has been a tremendous feeling of accomplishment for me and Grafton School District. My district has used Skyward since 1991, and I am excited to bring back new ideas from iCon that we can use in the future." Next year's Innovators Conference is scheduled for February 24-26, 2027 at TradeWinds Island Grand Resort in St. Pete Beach.