For K-12 School Districts

Is Your School Website ADA Compliant?

Schools receiving federal funding must meet Section 508 and ADA web accessibility requirements. Webwarden scans your district website for WCAG 2.1 violations, broken links, and compliance gaps, at a price that fits your budget.

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Why act now

Schools Are a Growing Target for ADA Lawsuits

Section 508 Requirements

Schools receiving federal funding are legally required to make websites accessible under Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act. Non-compliance risks OCR complaints and federal funding.

DOJ Enforcement

The Department of Justice has confirmed ADA Title II applies to public schools. 4,000+ web accessibility lawsuits are filed per year in the US.

Settlement Costs

Settlements range from $5,000 to $100,000+, plus legal fees and mandatory remediation. Most school websites have issues they don't know about.

What we check

Six categories of checks, built for school district websites

Accessibility

WCAG 2.1 AA violations. Missing alt text, contrast failures, keyboard navigation, form labels. The things that trigger lawsuits.

Broken links

Dead pages, broken downloads, missing images. Internal and external. Every link on every page, checked.

SEO

Missing meta tags, duplicate titles, heading hierarchy problems. The basics that affect whether people find you.

Security

Mixed content, expired certificates, insecure forms. Problems that erode visitor trust and trigger browser warnings.

Performance

Slow pages, oversized images, render-blocking resources. Speed affects rankings and whether visitors stick around.

Content quality

Spelling errors, typos, outdated contact information. Small things that undermine your credibility.

How we compare

Webwarden vs Siteimprove

Feature Webwarden Siteimprove
Accessibility scanning Yes Yes
Broken link detection Yes Yes
SEO audit Yes Yes
Security scanning Yes Billed separately
Performance monitoring Yes Limited
Content quality Yes Yes
Price for 250 pages $99/month $15,000/year
Contract Month-to-month Annual lock-in
What our customers say

Real feedback from real teams

Brooklyn College uses Webwarden for comprehensive website quality monitoring, covering accessibility, broken links, and beyond.

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Pricing that fits your budget

Most school districts pay $99-$249/month. No contracts. No hidden fees.

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Common questions

Frequently asked questions

Does our school website need to be ADA compliant?
Yes. Public schools receiving federal funding must comply with Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act and ADA Title II. The Department of Justice has confirmed that these laws apply to public school websites. Non-compliance can result in OCR complaints, loss of federal funding, and lawsuits.
What WCAG standard should we meet?
WCAG 2.1 Level AA is the current standard referenced by the DOJ and Section 508 requirements. Webwarden checks your website against all WCAG 2.1 Level AA success criteria.
Can we pay with a purchase order?
Yes. We accept purchase orders from school districts and government entities. Contact us at hello@webwarden.com to set up PO billing.
Do we need technical expertise to use Webwarden?
No. Webwarden gives you plain-English descriptions of every issue, with specific instructions on how to fix them. Your web team or content editors can use it without specialized training.
How does Webwarden handle student data and privacy?
Webwarden only scans publicly available web pages. We do not access any student data, login-protected areas, or internal systems. All scan data is encrypted in transit and at rest.

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