Farmingdale Public Schools serves over 5,000 students across six schools. As part of its commitment to modernizing education, the district implemented a Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) initiative, encouraging the use of multiple devices, including iPads, Chromebooks, and Samsung tablets. To fully realize the benefits of BYOD, the district needed a seamless way to connect students and teachers to digital resources across various platforms.  

With an influx of personal and district-issued devices, students and teachers struggled with accessing digital resources efficiently. Managing multiple logins across different platforms created frustration, disrupted learning, and reduced instructional time. The district needed a solution that would provide a centralized access point, ensuring that all students and teachers could use their preferred devices without barriers to learning.  

ClassLink delivered the seamless access Farmingdale needed, providing single sign-on (SSO) capabilities across all devices. With ClassLink, students and teachers could instantly access their digital tools from any location, reducing login issues and enhancing engagement. Because ClassLink is web-based, the district was able to implement it quickly and begin seeing immediate benefits. Now, students can easily collaborate and engage with digital resources, leading to improved academic performance. As Farmingdale continues to expand its edtech initiatives, ClassLink remains a vital tool in ensuring accessibility and engagement in the evolving digital learning landscape.