ConductIQ

What ConductIQ is

ConductIQ is a cloud-based platform for K–12 schools to track student behavior, produce reports, and manage interventions. It records behavior and work ethic marks separately, with school-customizable behavior codes, and divides incidents into AM and PM according to a school-set transition point. Substitute teachers can submit incidents through time-limited links without logging in; staff review each submission before it becomes official. ConductIQ compares student mark counts with grade-level cohorts and assigns Tier 2, Tier 3, or Elevated risk buckets. Intervention plans support progress tracking with system or school-defined measures and configurable logging cadence. The platform provides weekly PDF conduct summaries and says reports can be sent automatically to parents every Friday. Teachers can refer students for counselor review, while staff can record consequences such as detention and suspension. Admin and counselor accounts require TOTP two-factor authentication; teacher two-factor authentication is optional. The maker says it does not sell student data, use it for advertising, or use it to train AI models. Pricing starts at $600 per year, with a free trial and no free plan.

Who it suits

It suits K–12 schools that need to track conduct, monitor student risk, and document interventions. Its substitute entry links and parent reports may help schools that involve substitutes and families in conduct workflows.

Limits

Small School costs $600 a year and covers up to 300 students; Standard costs $1,200 a year for up to 700 students; Large School costs $2,000 a year for up to 1,200 students. Annual prices are estimates, and a formal quote is available on request. Enterprise pricing is by contact for larger districts.

Getting started

1. Visit https://www.conductiq.com/.
2. Start the free trial.
3. Use the web platform for school behavior tracking and reporting.
4. Choose an annual plan based on student count, or request a formal quote.

Verdict

ConductIQ combines incident tracking, risk monitoring, intervention plans, and family reporting for K–12 schools. The listed Small School plan is $600 a year, and school data has a defined post-subscription retention period.