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Streamline Named a 2025 CODiE Awards Finalist

AI-powered management solution recognized among top technology innovations in the Best Administrative Solution for Special Education category

Launched in June 2025, Streamline uses AI to reduce paperwork time by 90%, shrinking IEP preparation time from 3 hours to just 10 minutes per student.
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Better Speech is proud to announce that Streamline is a 2025 CODiE Award Finalist in the Best Administrative Solution for Special Education category.

The CODiE Award is the premier peer-recognized program celebrating innovation and excellence in technology. Each year, industry experts evaluate products for their innovation, impact, and overall value.

“We are honored that Streamline was recognized as a CODiE Award Finalist,” said Ranan Lachman, CEO of Better Speech. “This recognition validates our product as the mission command center for Special Education, helping schools achieve their mission by ensuring they are 100% compliant, reducing time spent on paperwork by 90%, and accelerating student outcomes by 32%.”

The CODiE Award winners will be announced on October 22, 2025. For more information about the CODiE Awards and to view the full list of finalists, visit www.codieawards.com/finalists.

Launched in June 2025, Streamline uses AI to reduce paperwork time by 90%, shrinking IEP preparation time from 3 hours to just 10 minutes per student. School staff who used Streamline reported seeing a 50% increase in capacity for direct therapy, as well as a 32% acceleration in speech-language outcomes through the platform’s integrated AI-enabled SLP HelperTM.

Streamline is fully AI-powered and automates across a district’s special education workflows: from referral, evaluation, and documentation to service delivery, analytics, and compliance. The platform integrates with major SIS systems, adapts to school workflows, and requires minimal training, making it accessible even for small or understaffed districts.

For more information about Streamline, visit www.streamline-SPED.com.

About Streamline

Streamline is the first AI-powered special education management platform designed to ensure compliance, simplify IEP management, and improve student outcomes. Built in partnership with district leaders and educators, Streamline gives special education teams the mission command center they need to calm the chaos and help students thrive. Streamline is a product of Better Speech, the largest online Speech Therapy provider in the U.S. 

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  • Christine Lynch
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    KEH Communications is a public relations and marketing firm based in Severna Park, Maryland, that helps organizations communicate with children, families and the educators who serve them. Founded in 1998 by former pre-K teacher Kati Elliott, it focuses on PreK-12, higher and adult education.

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