A curriculum tracker that shows where every class stands.
Your curriculum, in three colours.
You choose which curriculum levels count for each class. The rest stays as reference.
After the lesson, one question.
Prefer to do it yourself? Mark any plan taught, or Quick Log it.
Teaching check-ins are included with Compass Plus.
Did you teach this?
Started in October? Catch up in one sitting.
Catch up on what you’ve already taught
A heads-up while there’s still time to adjust.
Pacing alerts are included with Compass Plus.
For the day someone asks what you’ve covered.
Family Learning Summaries (Compass Plus) turn the term into plain-language notes in English and the language your families read at home. Review and edit before you share. Nothing is sent from Compass.
- Activity. Every plan, upload and share in one list.
- Read-only sharing. Give another Compass user access to a class, with an end date if you want one.
Also on the Reports page: editable comment starters.
Family Learning Summary
Questions teachers ask first.
Do I have to enter everything I’ve taught by hand?
No. The lessons you plan in Compass update coverage as you go. Check-ins and Quick Log record what you taught, and Catch up on the term covers the weeks before you started.
Can I track more than one class or course?
Yes. Each class or course has its own tracking and its own coverage bar, and your home page adds them up. The free plan covers three active classes.
Which curriculum does it track?
Built-in curricula cover 11 Canadian provinces and territories, all four UK nations, Mexico and Common Core, each in its own curriculum language, or you can upload your own.
Can it make coverage reports?
Yes. Coverage summaries, detailed breakdowns and plan logs come from what you’ve confirmed, as PDFs or a spreadsheet, for any reporting period.
Does it replace my long-range plan?
It keeps your long-range plan honest. Planned items sit next to what’s been taught, so drift shows up while you can still do something about it.
See exactly where you stand, starting today.
Pick one class and mark what you’ve taught so far. Roughly is fine.