Curriculum & learning materials
Understand planned content, school lesson drafts, publication, and assignment snapshots.
Explore the framework
The public Curriculum catalog organizes four levels into units and planned lesson topics. It is a curriculum outline, not a library of finalized classroom lessons. Resource presentations and worksheets are still being developed.
Publish school lessons
Authorized school and district administrators create lesson drafts in Curriculum with a title, objectives, sections, and required response prompts. Preview the draft, then publish when approved for classroom use. Teachers choose published lessons from the same school when assigning to their class.
Manage availability
An administrator can make a lesson unavailable for new assignments. The platform owner can also control school lesson availability from /platform/curriculum. Already assigned lessons retain their saved content. Teachers review the assignment’s snapshot, matching what students were assigned.
Practice tools
Financial tools are public and use fictional scenarios. They do not connect to bank accounts or provide personalized financial advice. Use them as discussion activities alongside the school lesson.
Your verified membership determines access. Instructions describe the current platform; school policies may add requirements.
