Teacher tool
Planner
Your digital plan book.
A full class calendar for lessons, specials, and events. Set your weekly schedule once, and it follows your school year.
Free with every TeacherStack account

How it works
Plan the day, the week, or the whole term
Schedule lessons and events, then teach the day right from the calendar.
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Set your weekly schedule
Add your classes and specials once. They repeat every week until your last day of school.
2
Plan lessons & events
Drop in lessons, specials, and events where they belong.
3
Teach from it
Open the day and run your plan straight from the screen.
A plan book that keeps up
Quick to fill in, and even quicker to reuse.
Snow days, handled
Mark a snow day, assembly, or break.
Bump a lesson forward
Lesson ran long? Bump the subject, and its lessons move to the next class meeting.
Your real school year
Set your first and last day, plus semesters or quarters, and your weekly classes follow them.
Any rotation
A/B weeks, or Day 1 to Day 6 cycles that skip no-school days.
Every subject, color-coded
Lessons, specials, and morning meetings slot into their times, each subject in its own color.
Linked to your Lessons
Drop a plan from your lesson library straight onto any day.
Yours, even in a shared class
Share a class with a co-teacher and each of you keeps your own planner and schedule. You can tag your entries with the shared class.
Copy a week forward
Reuse last week as a starting point instead of planning from scratch.
Print or save a PDF
Print your week for a sub folder, or save it as a PDF to share.
Your week, your way
Three ways to see your week
Same plan, three views. Switch anytime — the planner remembers how you like it.

The default — each day as a running list of lessons, so the whole week reads top to bottom.
The whole term, under control
Open the week, teach from the day, and bump plans when a snow day hits. The term stays organized without a paper plan book to rewrite every Sunday.
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