Ednition’s RosterStream earns 1EdTech OneRoster certification

Ednition said its K-12 integration platform RosterStream has earned 1EdTech certification for OneRoster 1.1 and 1.2 and is now listed in the 1EdTech Product Directory. The certification gives edtech vendors a standardized way to connect with district systems and reduces the work required to support different rostering requirements. Why it matters: - OneRoster certification is a technical validation that can make district integrations easier for edtech vendors and school systems. - RosterStream’s certification covers both OneRoster 1.1 and 1.2, which broadens the number of district procurement requirements the platform can support. - The certification is positioned to reduce the time, cost, and complexity of connecting educational tools to district systems. What happened: - Ednition earned 1EdTech Consortium certification for OneRoster 1.1 and 1.2 for its RosterStream platform. - RosterStream is now listed in the 1EdTech Product Directory. - The announcement was made June 18, 2026, in Salt Lake City. The details: - OneRoster is the K-12 standard for securely exchanging roster information, course resources, and grades between learning tools, platforms, and systems. - OneRoster 1.2 extends the standard with support for assessment results, standards-based and competency-based grades, enhanced user management, and improved security and PII protections. - RosterStream’s dual certification is intended to cover district requirements regardless of whether a district specifies OneRoster 1.1 or 1.2. - Ednition said the certification handles compliance at the infrastructure level, so vendors do not have to spend engineering resources solving district connection requirements themselves. - RosterStream also includes Roster Intelligence™, an AI layer for automatic data mapping and smart change detection. - Ednition said that combination helps vendors connect to districts faster and with greater confidence in data quality across deployments. - 1EdTech CEO Curtiss Barnes said technical certification gives vendors and districts greater confidence that systems will work together as intended. - Barnes said certification demonstrates a commitment to interoperability and validates that RosterStream meets established technical standards. - Barnes also said the 1EdTech welcome of RosterStream adds to a growing community of certified products that help make digital ecosystems more connected and effective for schools and students. - Mick Hewitt, co-founder and CEO of Ednition, said vendors should not have to solve the same integration problems repeatedly. - Hewitt said certification across both OneRoster versions means Ednition can meet districts where they are today and remove version concerns from customers. Between the lines: - The certification signals that interoperable rostering is moving from a feature advantage to a baseline expectation in K-12 edtech. - Ednition is using the certification to reinforce RosterStream as infrastructure rather than a point solution. - The company is also signaling that district compatibility and compliance are becoming central buying criteria for vendors serving schools. What’s next: - Ednition is likely to use the certification to expand adoption among vendors that need support for both OneRoster versions. - The company is also betting that more districts will continue pushing open standards, which could make certified interoperability a default requirement. - Ednition said RosterStream is part of a broader effort to meet districts where they are today and where the market is headed. The bottom line: - RosterStream now carries certified OneRoster support for both major versions, giving K-12 vendors a simpler path to district interoperability.