Davis Demographics & Planning, Inc. (DDP) is the premier firm providing demographic analysis and long-range planning and ESRI-based GIS software applications for K-12 school districts. The firm is assisting over 170 school districts throughout the U.S. including both small rural and large urban districts. DDP has a reputation for excellent client service in the areas of enrollment forecasting, build-out studies, facility site needs and location studies, committee and Board facilitation and has presented at numerous national conferences and statewide seminars. DDP has also won awards for the development of GIS mapping and demographic software and is dedicated to providing a variety of consulting services and products to improve education through better planning. Click here to see how proper planning can help you.
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- 16Jan New training dates announced for 2012.
DDP has scheduled several new training dates for 2012. Training goes for 5 days with 3 days of ArcGIS training and 2 days of SchoolSite. Sign up for all 5 days or just for ArcGIS or SchoolSite. Click here for dates and more information.
- 22DecNew release of SchoolSite Desktop for ArcGIS available now (Build 570)..
A new version of SchoolSite is now ready for download from our support pages. The new release contains many features and fixes. Some of the new features include: a new SchoolSite Common Tools toolbar which includes tools for verifying and cleaning your GIS data; a new tool for removing special characters from fields in your student files; school capacities and capacity percentage usage listed in your Redistricting Plan statistics window; and more. Go to the download page of our support section to download the file and instructions for upgrading.
- 21DecSchoolSite selected by two large Texas school districts to help them with their planning needs
With many people moving in from other states Texas school districts continue to grow. To aid them in managing their growth and to look at boundary changes two large Texas school districts have decided to impement SchoolSite Desktop software.
