Aeries Technology (NASDAQ:AERT) is a California‐based provider of cloud‐native student information systems (SIS) and integrated education management software for K–12 school districts. Founded in the late 1990s, the company has developed a robust platform that centralizes student data management, including attendance tracking, grade reporting, course scheduling and demographic records. Its flagship offering, the Aeries Student Information System, is designed to streamline administrative workflows and support compliance with state and federal reporting requirements.
In addition to core SIS functionality, Aeries Technology offers a suite of complementary modules and services. These include parent and guardian portals for real‐time access to grades and attendance, special education and 504 plan management tools, health and immunization tracking, and integrated reporting for assessments and analytics. The company’s mobile and web‐based applications enable seamless data access for educators, administrators and families, while built-in APIs facilitate interoperability with third-party learning management systems, state reporting engines and third-party assessment platforms.
Aeries Technology serves more than 20 million students across the United States, with a strong presence in California, Washington, Texas and other states adopting digital SIS solutions. The company works closely with district IT teams and educational leadership to ensure data security, user training and platform customization. Aeries regularly updates its software to reflect changes in education policy, assessment standards and emerging best practices in K–12 data management.
Under the leadership of founder and CEO William “Bill” Wheadon, alongside a management team experienced in education technology and software development, Aeries Technology has continued to innovate in student data management. The company headquarters in Beaumont, California, serves as a hub for ongoing product development, client support and partnerships with state education agencies and nonprofit organizations focused on improving student outcomes through data-driven decision making.
