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Rolling out Flint at your school

A guide, for school administrators, containing details on getting a school set up with Flint.

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Written by Jacob Edington
Updated over a week ago

Congratulations! If you're reading this, your school that has recently partnered with Flint and we're thrilled to have you on board! This guide will walk you through the key steps to get set up quickly and confidently.

Have a question? Click the chat icon in the bottom right corner to message our team at any point. Or, reach out to our Head of Customer Success, Jacob Edington, at [email protected].


Step 1: Integrate your SIS/LMS with Flint

Getting started with Flint is simple. Your school email domain (e.g. @orchardacademy.org) is already whitelisted, allowing staff and students to log in at app.flintk12.com without needing an invite. As a school admin, you'll be able to manage access, monitor usage, and support your team.

There are two ways to get teachers and students connected:

πŸ”Option 1: Connect Your SIS or LMS (Recommended)

TImporting rosters from your SIS or LMS (e.g., Blackbaud, Canvas, Google Classroom, Schoology) makes setup effortless:

  • Teachers’ classes appear automatically

  • Students are pre-assigned to the right activities

  • Saves time and reduces manual setup

πŸ›  Option 2: Manually Invite Teachers

Prefer to start small or don’t use an LMS? No problem. You can invite teachers directly to Flint. Once they create and share activities, students can access them using their school email.


Step 2: Provide Training for Teachers

We offer free and flexible training options to fit your needs - whether it's self-guided or full staff PD sessions.

All paid Flint licenses include on-demand PD at no extra cost. We’re happy to help with a custom rollout plan - reach out to our Head of Customer Success, Jacob Edington, at [email protected].

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Step 3: Review Admin Guides

Need help with setup or managing your workspace? These are great places to start:

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