Organization (K12 Education)

Ava for K12 Education

Empower every student to belong, participate, and thrive

Across the country, Deaf and hard-of-hearing students are being left behind — not because they lack talent or drive, but because they can’t fully access the learning. Ava transforms that. With Ava’s ADA-compliant, real-time captioning and accessibility tools, your DHH students don’t just attend school — they succeed, they engage, and they feel fulfilled.

Students Succeed With Ava

When every word in the classroom is accessible in real time, learning isn’t limited. Ava gives students equal access to curriculum, class discussions, and group work — helping them rise to their full academic potential. Districts using Ava have seen improved participation, better grades, and stronger IEP compliance.

Learn how Ava improves access in your district →

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They Want to Be in the Room

Attendance goes up when students feel seen and supported. Ava empowers students to follow fast-paced classroom discussions, build social confidence, and feel like they belong. Students choose to show up — because they know they won’t be left out.

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They Feel Connected

Teachers report it. Parents notice it. And most importantly — students say it themselves: they feel more connected, more confident, and more like themselves. Ava doesn’t just make learning possible. It makes school meaningful.

A student’s life is filled with conversations with their peers and teachers and Ava is available 24/7 on the web, desktop, and mobile.

Ava is also FERPA and COPPA compliant.

Learn how to bring Ava to your district →

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They use Ava every day!

Ava software and services have brought Vanderbilt University’s live captioning accommodations into the modern era.

Bill Burgess,

Hearing

Assistive Technology Specialist, Student Access

Vanderbilt University

During classes or presentations, the speakers or students wear this microphone. I really got the impression that the students in the class had integrated it naturally, without question.

Aude Serrano,

Hearing

Pedagogical Director

Ecopia

This type of technology now makes it easier to integrate students with disabilities. Many thanks to Ava, who provided us with highly professional support in setting up this project.

Eric Guillermain,

Hearing

Inclusion Project Manager

Compétences et Développement school network

Make Your Classrooms Accessible — and Transform Lives.

Ava is FERPA-compliant, easy to deploy, and already trusted by leading school districts.

Whether your students use ASL, captioning, or a mix of access tools, Ava enhances your support model — not replaces it.