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2012 - Skyward announces Student Reward System game. |
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2012 - Skyward releases web-based School Management System 2.0 with new, revolutionary interface. |
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2011 - Texas recognizes Skyward as a preferred statewide Student Information System provider. |
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2011 - Skyward adds its first customer in the state of Alaska. |
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2010 - September 1st marks Skyward's 30th anniversary in supporting K-12 school districts. |
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2010 - Release of integrated Data Warehouse module |
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2009 - Skyward releases the latest version of the Skyward Student Management System which is comprised of the completely web-based Student Management Suite and the School Business Suite. This change allows for customers to operate in a true HTML environment, requiring nothing to be loaded on a local desktop. |
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2008 - Skyward receives the Wisconsin Family Business of the Year award.
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2008 - Skyward is awarded a patent for its web "Framework" that is embedded in every Skyward program. |
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2008 - Skyward adds its first customers in the state of Florida. |
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2008 - Skyward adds its first customer in the state of Tennessee. |
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2007 - Skyward adds its first New Mexico customer. |
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2006 - Skyward adds its first New Jersey customer. |
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2006 - Skyward opens a branch office in Dallas, Texas. |
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2006 - Skyward opens a branch office in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
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2006 - Skyward installs its first International Customer. The American Embassy School in New Delhi, India. |
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2005 - Skyward partners with the 41st largest district in the United States, Jordan School District as its first Utah customer. |
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2003 - Skyward acquires Golden Concepts, LLC, an information technology company dedicated exclusively to providing technology services to K-12 schools. As a result, Skyward opens a new branch office in Madison, Wisconsin named Enterprise Solutions. |
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2002 - Skyward acquires the SchoolAssyst(TM) Technical Division of TECS of Texas and opens a Texas branch office in Austin. |
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2001 - Skyward partners with the Washington School Information Processing Cooperative (WSIPC) as the software solution for 297 school districts in WA |
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1999 - Opening of the Indiana branch office. |
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1998 - Skyward opens a branch office in Lansing, Michigan. |
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1994 - School Administration Software, Inc. is renamed to Skyward, Inc. The company took on a new look and logo, yet maintained its focus on schools. |
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1994 - School Administration Software, Inc. acquires Matrix Computers, a special education administration software company. . |
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1992 - School Administration Software, Inc. opens branch office in Bloomington, Illinois |
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1988 - School Administration Software, Inc. opens a branch office in St. Cloud, Minnesota. |
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1984 - After accumulating over 50 Wisconsin school districts as customers, the company was incorporated as "School Administration Software, Inc." |
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1981 - Merrill Area Public School District of Wisconsin contracted with Jim King to develop a salary negotiation system to interface with their Burroughs "in house" financial system. |
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1980 - September 1, 1980 - Jim King established "Jim King and Associates" as a software firm providing custom software for businesses that used "mini" computers. |
