Classter

For most of their history, public school districts didn’t need a marketing plan. Students showed up because they lived in the zone, funding followed attendance, and the job of the enrollment office was administrative, not persuasive. That’s no longer true in a growing number of districts, and the shift has happened fast enough that many administrative teams are building the m...

Ask any admissions office that recruits internationally how they track their agents, and most will point, half-apologetically, at a spreadsheet. Agent names down one column, students across the top, commission percentages buried in a cell that only one person remembers how to update. It works fine with three agents and thirty students. It breaks quietly at ten agents and thre...

Every school using Classter eventually runs into the same small moment of friction: you know the answer exists somewhere in a manual, a settings screen, a help article you read once and can’t quite find again but getting to it means stopping what you’re doing to go look for it.

We’re building something to close that gap. It’s called Epicurus, and it...