The school has one file. A provider has another. A therapist has a third. Families are expected to connect what the systems do not.
Family-owned learning continuity
Your child's complete learning record
Your child's complete learning record
owned by your family.
School reports, learning plans, and important support information often live in different places. SageGap is being built to help your family keep them connected, so you can find what matters and walk into the next conversation prepared.
“The story of a child's learning belongs to the family that lives it.”
Your family leadsFamily-reviewedTake it with youYou choose who sees it
THE CONNECTION
The difference is in the handoff.
Schools, providers, and families may each hold part of the story. SageGap is designed to help your family keep those important pieces together.
School
Provider
Family
One place to look
The gap between systems
The institutions can work, and the family can still lose the thread.
Schools, providers, therapists, evaluators, and families can each hold valid pieces of a child's story. The difficulty often comes when information needs to move between them. Important details get lost, and families have to fill in the gaps.
A family crisis should not become an information crisis.
A new teacher, building, district, or caregiver can force a child to restart the story instead of continuing it.
Families receive dense documents, unfamiliar terms, and consequential decisions on institutional timelines.
Without a record you can look back on, it can be hard to remember what worked, what was promised, and what happened next.
A real family moment
The information existed. Access did not.
“When their mom was out of town, I needed medical paperwork and school information for our children. I knew the information existed, but I just couldn’t get to all of it quickly. Pieces lived in different portals, folders, messages, and with different people. Meanwhile, the school and doctor still needed answers. Having one family-controlled place for the current, verified records would have turned a stressful search into a simple handoff.”
“The information existed, but I couldn’t get to all of it quickly.”
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When their mom was out of town, I needed medical paperwork and school information for our children. I knew the information existed, but I just couldn’t get to all of it quickly. Pieces lived in different portals, folders, messages, and with different people.
Meanwhile, the school and doctor still needed answers. Having one family-controlled place for the current, verified records would have turned a stressful search into a simple handoff.
A dad of two school-age childrenOne of the real-life moments behind SageGap
Your child’s story, connected
Keep important records together. Carry understanding forward.
Family confirmed
One trusted recordContext stays connected across years, meetings, providers, and transitions.
Across the yearsTake it with youYour choice
Select a source to traceContext stays
SOURCE SELECTED · ORIGINAL IDENTIFIABLE
One place for the learning plans, progress reports, evaluations, and supports your family already receives—so you can find the right information when it matters.
What is the Canonical Egg?
The Canonical Egg is SageGap’s name for the proposed family-held record: a connected history that keeps source documents identifiable while helping your family organize them across years and services. It does not replace the school’s or provider’s original records.
See progress without starting over.
Follow goals, evaluations, accommodations, and progress over time—so you can notice patterns and prepare for the next conversation.
1CaptureAdd the records your family already receives.
2ConfirmYour family chooses which copies and notes to keep together.
3ConnectRelated goals, services, and results stay together so you can see the bigger picture.
4Carry forwardThe record moves with the family, not the institution.
Helpful suggestions. Your decisions.
Tools may help organize information or suggest questions. Your family decides what to keep and share; source documents stay identifiable.
Family controlTraceable sourcesExplicit permission
Your child’s story matters beyond any one system.
Your child’s story should not be scattered. Your family deserves a clear way to keep up with it.
How it works
Four simple steps. More confidence in every conversation.
See how your child’s school report could go from a document on its own to a helpful part of your family’s records—and help you feel prepared for your next school meeting. You stay in control throughout.
Keep it together
Keep important school plans, progress reports, and notes together so they are easier to find.
Check where it came from
See who wrote each report. Choose the copies and notes you want to keep together.
Choose who can see it
Choose who can see a report, and remove access whenever you want.
Feel ready to speak up
Bring your questions and past reports to the next conversation without searching for them again.
A CLOSER LOOK
The same family record
Follow one school report.
See how your child’s school report can help you prepare, ask questions, and share with people you trust.
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Keep the report with your records
Picture a school report beside the other information your family already keeps.
The school's original information stays clearly identified.
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Built around real family situations
Recognizable. Never generic.
Families do not experience education systems in one neat way. SageGap is being shaped around the moments when having the right information and feeling prepared matter most.
Choose a card to see how SageGap could support a moment in family life.
Advocating
together
Feel prepared for the conversations that matter.
Advocating together
Your knowledge of your child matters. Bring goals, progress, and earlier conversations together before the next meeting.
Prepare for the next meetingThrough life’s
changes
Keep your child’s story close through each new chapter.
Through life’s changes
When a teacher, school, or caregiver changes, keep the important details you already know close at hand.
See the family recordKeeping
connected
Help everyone supporting your child stay informed.
Keeping connected
School and care teams may each know different things. You decide what to share so they can better support your child.
See how it connectsFinding clarity
together
Make room for understanding and thoughtful questions.
Finding clarity together
When documents feel dense or unfamiliar, get clearer explanations and prepare the questions that matter to your family.
Join early accessA moment that may feel familiar
IMAGINE THIS
A conversation that matters
WHAT COULD FEEL DIFFERENT
Questions you might bring to the table (tap to preview):
Illustrative future experience. No information is collected here.See how SageGap is envisioned to work Support you can use
Make important information easier to act on.
Whether you’re preparing for a school meeting or planning tomorrow’s lesson, SageGap’s proposed tools are designed to turn information into clearer next steps.
Family & IEP support
Understand your child’s school documents, gather your questions, and head into meetings feeling more prepared.
✓Understand school documents in everyday language
✓Prepare questions using your family’s own records
✓See growth and support needs over time
Teacher Copilot
Create learning activities with supports that fit what students are ready to learn, while keeping teachers’ expertise at the center.
✓Activities matched to students’ next learning steps
✓Helpful supports built into each activity
✓See the standards and sources behind suggestions
Trust by design
Your data. Your rules. The family remains in the loop.
You should always be able to tell where a document came from, understand what it says, and choose who can see the copy you hold. Those choices are foundational to SageGap’s design.
A helpful explanation should make a conversation easier—not replace the original record, a trusted professional, or your judgment.
Select the copies and family notes to include. Official sources remain clearly identified.
Choose specific people and change access when you need to.
SageGap is being designed to help families stay informed, not to sell information about children.
Keep important details with you when teachers, schools, or caregivers change.
▤ Original RecordSample Middle School · Mrs. Holt, Grade 7 Math
“Student demonstrates inconsistent mastery of multi-step rational number operations under timed conditions (58% accuracy across 3 consecutive probes).”
Fictional school-issued example · reported result, not a diagnosis
≡ Clearer ExplanationLabeled SageGap Summary · Separate from original
“On three timed checks of multi-step math problems, your child answered 58% correctly. This result does not tell us why mistakes happened or what your child understands under other conditions.”
Question for the meeting: “How does your child do on these skills without a time limit, and which supports should we try next?”
Understand with confidence
A clearer explanation. The original stays the original.
Understand unfamiliar terms, prepare useful questions, and return to the source whenever you need to.
How would SageGap create these explanations?
The technology: SageGap is being designed to use superintelligence to help prepare optional, plain-language explanations and suggestions. These would be clearly labeled, kept separate from the original documents, and available for families to review.
The limits: An automatically generated explanation can make mistakes. It should be checked against the school-issued or provider-issued record and reviewed by a person, especially before important decisions.
Your role: Software does not become the authority over your child’s information. Your family chooses what to keep and share; original record issuers remain responsible for their own records.
These are planned safeguards, not a claim that live record interpretation or sharing is available today.
IEP Consultation
You do not have to enter the next meeting cold.
David Johnson III is a long-time Title I and middle school mathematics educator, IEP parent, and founder of SageGap Academic Systems. The consultation work grows from direct experience on both sides of the table.
Built from both sides of the table
Educator lensHow schools organize evidence, supports, and decisions around a student.
Parent lensWhat it feels like to enter a meeting with questions that matter for your child.
The goal is preparation that strengthens the family’s voice.
Feel more prepared for the meeting.
1Understanding the plan: see what your child’s IEP says and what you may want to ask.
2Getting ready: bring together your questions and the school reports you want to discuss.
3Looking at progress: see test results and recommendations alongside what you have noticed over time.
4Speaking up: share what you have noticed and ask for clear next steps.
What’s on your mind for the next conversation?
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Keep the story intact. Carry it forward.
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