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Arbiter (formerly ArbiterSports) is an American software company that develops and provides digital tools for K–12 athletics and activities management. The company serves schools, districts, state athletic associations, governing bodies, leagues, conferences, assignors, and officials across the United States. Arbiter’s products include registration, payments, scheduling, facilities management, eligibility tracking, officiating assignments, and athletic websites, along with Arbiter 360, a compliance and oversight platform used by state associations. Originally focused on officiating management software, the company expanded through product development and acquisitions to support a broader range of K–12 operational needs. In 2020, Arbiter acquired FamilyID, and in 2025 it acquired rSchoolToday and BigTeams, expanding its capabilities in registration, scheduling, facilities coordination, and community engagement for K–12 schools and districts. In June 2025, the National Federation of High School Associations designated Arbiter as its “official and exclusive event, game and team scheduling partner” under a multi-year agreement through 2028. NFHSCedarHollowEditor (talk) 20:19, 2 December 2025 (UTC)Reply
