I'm on board with this. This sounds like creating products / software that basically make public ops much better. As someone with a background in education, th

I'm on board with this. This sounds like creating products / software that basically make public ops much better. As someone with a background in education, this is what I wish more edtech startups focused on. Yes, instruction is core, but so much of what's failing in today's schools is bad ops -- hiring, sourcing, maintenance, managing student data, etc. It's also all based on many legacy public systems.