See how Kalpa manages participation, requirements, individual records, district administration, and reporting in one connected PD system.
Keep courses, registration, attendance, outside PD, and requirements connected as activity becomes part of the district record.
Make activities available to staff and see who plans to participate.
Record who actually participated and keep attendance connected to the activity.
Bring approved professional development completed elsewhere into the same record.
See what completed activity counts toward and what’s still outstanding.




Manage staff, validate activity, update records across groups, and control access without maintaining the district record one person at a time.
Update records across multiple staff at once.
Keep staff information current as roles change.
Review and confirm submitted staff PD activity.
Manage who can view and administer information.
Keep courses, hours, requirements, certifications, and outside PD connected to each staff member over time.

See what’s complete, what counts, and what remains outstanding.
Review professional development completed over time.
Keep certifications connected to the staff member’s PD history.
Start with ready-to-use reports for common district needs, with a path for reporting requirements that aren’t already supported.
Tell us the question, requirement, or output your district needs from its PD record.
The team reviews what the report needs to answer, how the information should be organized, and whether the requirement can be supported through Kalpa.
When a new report becomes available in Kalpa, it can be used again whenever the district needs that answer.
Since 1997, district requirements have helped shape Kalpa’s reporting, workflows, and product capabilities.
Yuma School District One brought Kalpa a reporting need that wasn’t already supported.
Washtenaw Community College needed reporting that supported part-time faculty pay.
See how Kalpa would handle your district’s workflow, records, requirements, and reporting needs.
See how a district need became Kalpa.
Kalpa’s origin story