Discover the full insider trade history of Powerschool Holdings, INC., a publicly traded company based in United States. Shares are quoted on US US, under the oversight of SEC (Form 4). Operating in the Technology sector, Powerschool Holdings, INC. has logged 32 reports. The latest transaction was filed on 29 March 2022 (Attribution). Among the most active insiders: DATANWALA MAULIK. Every trade is accessible without an account.
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PowerSchool Holdings, Inc. (ticker: PWSC) is a U.S.-based education software company focused on K-12 cloud solutions. It is associated with the U.S. NYSE/NASDAQ market and operates in the United States, with its corporate headquarters in Folsom, California. PowerSchool serves a broad customer base that includes public school districts, state education agencies, charter schools, private schools, virtual schools, and other education organizations. The company has long been recognized as a core provider of student information system software, and over time it has expanded into a more comprehensive platform through disciplined product development and acquisition-driven growth. At the center of PowerSchool’s offering is a unified SaaS platform designed to help schools and districts manage mission-critical workflows in one environment. Its software portfolio spans student information, enrollment, attendance, grading, assessments, special education, finance, human resources, communications, analytics, learning management, and college and career readiness. This breadth is strategically important because K-12 software buyers typically prefer integrated systems that reduce administrative burden, improve data accuracy, and simplify compliance with state and district reporting requirements. PowerSchool has built much of its competitive position around those compliance-heavy use cases, making the platform sticky and operationally embedded within customer workflows. From a competitive standpoint, the company benefits from several structural advantages: a large installed base, recurring subscription revenue, deep domain expertise in K-12 regulatory reporting, and a product suite that addresses both administrative and instructional needs. Management has described PowerSchool as having evolved from an early web-based SIS into a broad K-12 platform over more than twenty years of innovation and acquisitions. That history matters because it signals a mix of organic product expansion and strategic M&A, both of which are typical in vertical software markets where scale and workflow integration drive retention. PowerSchool also has an international footprint. Public disclosures and company materials indicate that its solutions support more than 60 million students and over 18,000 customers in more than 90 countries, giving it a meaningful presence beyond North America. Its better-known brands include PowerSchool SIS, Schoology Learning, Naviance CCLR, and PowerBuddy, the company’s responsible AI assistant family for educators, students, and administrators. PowerBuddy is increasingly positioned as a key innovation layer across the product stack, with multilingual capabilities and embedded AI workflows intended to improve productivity and personalization. A major recent milestone was the closing of PowerSchool’s acquisition by Bain Capital in October 2024, which took the company private while preserving its focus on K-12 education technology. In 2025, PowerSchool continued to highlight AI-related enhancements, including expanded multilingual support for PowerBuddy in November 2025. For investors, PWSC remains a notable vertical software asset in the education technology space: defensively positioned, highly specialized, and exposed to ongoing digital transformation in school systems, but also subject to cybersecurity, procurement, and regulatory risks typical of public-sector software vendors.