Small school student support teams do vital work — but they're often piecing together student histories from scattered spreadsheets, email threads, and phone calls. I help you bring it all into one place.
Start a conversationStudent support teams at small and mid-sized schools are often running lean — a counselor, a coordinator, a social worker, maybe an administrator who wears multiple hats. The care is there. The coordination infrastructure often isn't.
The result is that critical information lives in the wrong places: a referral in someone's email, a check-in note that only one person knows about, intervention history that has to be reconstructed before every team meeting. Having everything in one place — readable and editable by the whole team in real time — is what makes those meetings actually productive. And as districts are increasingly asked to implement more systematic, tiered support structures, that coordination gap becomes harder to ignore.
This isn't a people problem. It's a tools problem — and it's one that's worth solving.
I set up the tool inside your school's existing Google Workspace — no new vendor contracts, no student data leaving your environment — and train your team to use it from day one.
Every tool I build runs inside Google Workspace, requires no new vendor contracts, and is designed by someone who uses it. Each one targets a specific role — because the school psychologist, the counselor, the interventionist, and the student support coordinator all have different jobs.
Jake Schaner, Ed.S., NCSP
School Psychologist & Consultant
Mosaic Education Solutions
I built the first version of these tools because my own team needed them. We were tracking student referrals in a confusing, messy spreadsheet, rarely logging family contacts, and piecing together histories from emails and phone calls. It wasn't a staffing problem — we had good people. It was a coordination problem, and I knew there was a better solution possible. So I built one from scratch inside Google Workspace.
I iterated on it through a school year of real use, and eventually other people started asking about it. That's what Mosaic is: not a product built for schools, but a tool built inside one — by someone who still shows up to work in a school every day.
When I help another team set it up, you're working with someone who knows what a student support meeting actually looks like — the conversation about a struggling student's strengths, context, and what the team can realistically put in place to help. Whether your school calls it a SAT, SST, MTSS team, or something else, the work is the same.
No sales pitch. Just a 20-minute conversation about how your student support team currently coordinates — and whether what I've built might help.
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