Minga acquires RTI Scheduler to expand school intervention tools

Minga said June 29, 2026, that it acquired Gammon Applications, the company behind RTI Scheduler, to strengthen its intervention and enrichment offering for K-12 schools. The deal adds flex scheduling expertise, expands Minga’s reach to hundreds of schools, and gives customers a more integrated platform for behavior, scheduling and student support.

Why it matters: - Schools are under pressure to run intervention blocks and flex periods without adding administrative work. - The acquisition gives Minga a stronger foothold in a growing part of K-12 operations software. - RTI Scheduler’s tools can help schools place students, manage staff and rooms, and track attendance in one system.

What happened: - Minga announced the acquisition of Gammon Applications, the company behind RTI Scheduler, on June 29, 2026. - The deal adds a market-leading flex scheduling platform to Minga’s Student Behavior & Engagement Platform. - Minga said the transaction expands its reach to hundreds of new schools and districts across the U.S. - The acquisition also brings RTI and flex scheduling subject matter experts onto the Minga platform.

The details: - RTI Scheduler is a cloud-based platform based in Rogers, Arkansas. - The product is used by approximately 500 schools across the United States. - The platform automates scheduling for Response to Intervention and flex period programs. - RTI Scheduler helps educators assign students to sessions, manage teacher capacity, manage room availability, track attendance, and monitor student support over time. - For schools using multi-tiered systems of support, the platform reduces the operational burden of running intervention programs. - Minga’s Intervention and Enrichment solution already helps schools manage flex periods and student support programs. - The combined platform is intended to let schools manage hallway activity, tardy tracking, behavior support, and structured intervention programs in one place. - Existing RTI Scheduler customers will keep the same product and support experience while the two platforms are integrated. - Minga said the company now serves 2,000+ schools and 700+ districts across the U.S. - Minga’s platform includes Hallway Management, Tardy Management, Positive Behavior & Rewards, Negative Behavior & Consequences, Intervention & Enrichment, and Communication & Events. - The full announcement is available as the company's announcement. - Minga also directs readers to more information. - RTI Scheduler directs readers to more information.

Between the lines: - The deal suggests Minga is moving to bundle more core school operations into one platform instead of selling point solutions. - Jason Richards framed the acquisition as a response to schools needing to run more complex intervention programs at scale. - Darice Gammon said the acquisition could bring RTI Scheduler to more schools than the standalone company could reach alone.

What's next: - Minga said more will come as RTI Scheduler and Minga are integrated. - Existing customers should see continuity first, then additional product integration over time. - The acquisition points to further competition for schools that want scheduling, behavior and intervention workflows in a single system.