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Parsec Education

Founded 2018 · 55 employees on LinkedIn · 2 known investors

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Parsec Education provides data visualization and analytics tools for K-12 schools to modernize how they interpret student data and make instructional decisions. The company helps educational institutions standardize and respond to their data to improve student outcomes.

Also known as Parsec · Parsec Education, Inc.

Founders & leadership

Parsec Education was founded in 2018 by Eugene Park and Babatunde Ilori.

EPEugene Park
Eugene ParkinFounder and Chief Innovation OfficerEugene Park is Founder and Chief Innovation Officer of Parsec Education, which provides data visualization and analytics tools for K-12 schools to help them standardize and respond to student data.
BIBabatunde Ilori
Babatunde IloriinCEO and Co-ownerBabatunde Ilori spent most of his career in K–12 education supporting school leaders with data-driven decision-making; he is now CEO of Parsec Education, which provides data visualization and analytics tools for school districts to improve instructional outcomes.

Investors · 2

Funding

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Company profile

researched Aug 2026

Parsec Education, Inc. is an education technology company serving K-12 school systems in the United States. Its platform brings together assessment results, student information system records, and accountability data without manual uploads, then surfaces trends, student group insights and system-wide patterns. Reporting areas include assessment, grades, attendance, discipline, enrollment, graduation rate, early literacy and growth.

The product set spans rankings, dashboards and strategic views that let districts and schools filter by state, county, district and school level, by metric (performance or growth), by school year, and by student groups such as English learners, students with disabilities and economically disadvantaged students. Outputs are presentation-ready visuals intended for use with school boards and communities. Parsec also incorporates qualitative feedback from students, parents and staff alongside quantitative measures, and pairs the software with year-round expert analysis. A newer offering, Parsec Clarity, is described by the company as a rebuilt way of viewing K-12 school data.

Founding story

Founder and Chief Innovation Officer Eugene Park, previously a key analyst at Madera Unified School District, started the company in 2018 after observing that school systems held large volumes of data but lacked internal capacity to make it meaningful. He and his wife Victoria sold their home and used the equity to launch the business. Babatunde Ilori, Park's former supervisor, became CEO and co-owner. The name derives from the parsec, an astronomical unit of distance equal to about 3.26 light years, chosen to reflect making sense of vast distances of data.

Business model

Parsec sells a data reporting and analytics platform to K-12 school systems, combining software access with expert analysis and partner support services. The website offers a free starting tier alongside demo requests handled by its team.

Traction

The website states the company is trusted by more than 200 school systems, with testimonials from the superintendents of Hope Elementary School District and Corcoran Joint Unified School District and the principal of Monterey County Home Charter. Press coverage of its Series A reported 256% year-over-year revenue growth.

Latest developments

Following its $8 million Series A, the company said it would advance AI-powered capabilities and expand its engineering, customer success and data analytics teams. It has also promoted Parsec Clarity, a rebuilt view of K-12 school data, alongside published resources on California education and school data culture.

Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, history

Market position

The company positions itself as a single source for K-12 data reporting needs, differentiating on the combination of platform and human relationship, and states it works with more than 200 school systems.

Parsec emphasizes bridging quantitative and qualitative data so schools can interpret both what is happening and why, automated data connection without manual uploads, board-ready visual outputs, and ongoing expert support that partners describe as a relational rather than purely software engagement.

Technology

The platform integrates assessment, SIS and accountability data sources automatically rather than through manual uploads, and normalizes them into comparable rankings, dashboards and visualizations. The company has stated it intends to advance AI-powered capabilities with its Series A funding.

Go-to-market

Direct sales through a team-led demo and consultation motion, supported by a free entry point on the website, customer testimonials from superintendents and principals, a podcast hosted by the company's Chief of Education & Partner Success, and webinars co-hosted with K-12 leaders across the country.

K-12 school systems in the United States, including district superintendents and central-office leaders, principals and site leaders, county offices, and charter schools.

Geography

United States, with marketing referencing K-12 leaders nationwide; product examples and named customers are concentrated in California, and press coverage describes the company as Fresno-based.

History

Founded in 2018 by Eugene Park, the company grew from his work supporting district and site leaders with data tools into an education technology firm led by CEO Babatunde Ilori. Its leadership team also includes Rachael Maves as Chief of Education & Partner Success, Jamin Brazil as Chief Operating Officer, and Rob Kutka as Chief Financial Officer. The company raised an $8 million Series A co-led by Cultivation Capital and Blueprint Equity to fund product innovation, customer success expansion and scale.

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Key figures

latest reported
HeadcountAug 202655
School systems servedJan 2026200 school systems
Year-over-year revenue growthJan 2025256%

Company-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.

Timeline · 2

launches, deals, and filings
Jan 2025
Parsec Education raises $8M Series A co-led by Cultivation Capital and Blueprint Equity

Parsec Education secured $8 million in Series A funding co-led by Saint Louis-based Cultivation Capital and San Diego-based Blueprint Equity, to be used for product innovation, AI-powered capabilities, and expansion of its engineering, customer success, and data analytics teams.

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Jan 2025
Launch of Parsec Clarity

The company published a resource announcing Parsec Clarity, a rebuilt way of viewing K-12 school data.

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Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.

In the news

Research sources · 6

primary sources listed

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Frequently asked questions

What does Parsec Education do?
Parsec Education is a K-12 education analytics company that connects school system data into rankings, dashboards and board-ready reporting.
Who founded Parsec Education?
Parsec Education was founded by Eugene Park, Babatunde Ilori in 2018.
Who are Parsec Education's investors?
Parsec Education's investors include Blueprint Equity, Cultivation Capital.