Accessible websites

ADA-compliant school websites that serve every family

Design your website with ADA and WCAG 2.2 guidelines in mind. With Smart Sites, built-in standards help your team create accessible, inclusive content that benefits every family in your district.

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Inclusive by Design

Make your site easier to navigate

Expect more from your website with easy-to-implement layouts, readable fonts, and strong color contrast. Plus, families can navigate your site via keyboard, screen reader, or other assistive technologies. Every detail is designed to support all users.

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Language translation

Reach every family in their language

We offer enhanced multilingual support through our partnership with Weglot, making translation easier on staff and useful for everyone in your school community.

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Up-to-date Compliance

Maintain compliance as your site evolves

Smart Sites stays up to date so you can, too. Built-in prompts and tools guide your team so you can continue to meet accessibility standards. Add alt text and structure content properly, no technical expertise required.

FAQs

Frequently asked questions

What is ADA compliance for school websites?

ADA compliance helps ensure that school websites are accessible to people with disabilities. For K-12 districts, this means meeting WCAG 2.2 Level AA standards so all families can access information using assistive technologies like screen readers. Federal guidance now requires public institutions to meet these standards by April 2026.

What are the legal requirements for school website accessibility?

Public school districts are required to provide accessible digital content under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Section 504. Updated federal guidance requires compliance with WCAG 2.1 Level AA standards by April 2026.

Do you provide a VPAT?

Yes. ParentSquare provides a Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT), also known as an Accessibility Conformance Report (ACR), outlining how our platform aligns with accessibility standards such as WCAG and Section 508. This documentation supports procurement, audits, and compliance reviews.

How does ParentSquare help districts stay compliant?

Smart Sites is built with accessibility in mind, including built-in guardrails, automated checks, and ongoing monitoring to help districts meet ADA and WCAG standards. Our platform is continuously tested and updated to keep pace with evolving accessibility requirements.

Is ADA compliance a one-time effort?

No. Accessibility is an ongoing process. New content must be and remain compliant, even as standards evolve over time. ParentSquare helps districts maintain accessibility through built-in guardrails, continuous testing, and ongoing updates.

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