Linked records across NCES, EdFacts, E-Rate, and state assessments — harmonized so the data is comparable over time.
The relationships ThinkKits surfaces aren't invented. They exist in the data. The graph finds them. When a school's Title I percentage crosses 65%, their eligibility for certain programs changes. When a district adopts a curriculum, material needs emerge. When board minutes mention materials, intent signals appear. The graph doesn't create these connections. It discovers them. This is the distinction between a data tool and intelligence infrastructure.
ThinkKits is not two tools. It is one unified intelligence system with two portals — a vendor lens and an educator lens. The Knowledge Graph, our knowledge engine, Market Intelligence, and Funding Engine are not separate tools. They are multiple regions of one brain, each serving 2–3 functions, all connected. The graph relationships are shared. The intelligence is unified. The view changes.
Two databases. One graph. Curriculum: standards, funding programs, allowable uses, legal authorities. Schools: 100K+ schools, 18K+ districts, demographics, board activity. They connect via state and framework codes. When school data changes, scores auto-update and alerts fire. Our knowledge engine is an always-on background layer that continuously discovers new relationships, fills gaps, and surfaces signals — the graph getting smarter over time.
The connection already exists in the data. We make it visible.
105K schools, 18K districts, 50 states — queryable, downloadable, citation-ready.
Compare Title I allocation patterns, FRL distributions, or proficiency trends across states and districts.
Track school-level changes over time — enrollment, funding, performance — with consistent identifiers.
Find schools matching your criteria and benchmark against bright-spot outliers or similar demographics.
Query federal program eligibility, E-Rate spending, and district-level allocations by category.
Identify schools with curriculum alignment needs and available funding for specific product categories.
Fourteen federal sources. One graph. Updated quarterly.
Plain English in. Structured, citation-ready results out.
Every major public education dataset, integrated and cross-referenced in one graph.
Purpose-built for K-12 education research. No SQL required.
NCES CCD, Title I allocations, EdFacts, E-Rate, state assessments, board minutes, and funding program metadata — all integrated in one graph.
Start Querying →Most researchers start with Explorer or Teacher. Need bulk API access? Principal includes full API.
Search any school. See funding eligibility, demographics, and academic data.
Core research tools: school comparison, equity analysis, enrollment trends. 15 searches/day. CSV export.
Full research suite plus Office Hours AI, BI Export, and API access. Unlimited searches.
District-wide platform. Per-building workspaces, fund code mapping, audit lifecycle, and dedicated support.