SchoolSight Academics · for K-12 schools
Know where every class stands against the standards.
Pacing guides, lesson plans and progress tracking in one place. Teachers plan faster, administrators see the whole school at a glance, and parents stay in the loop.
The problem
Standards, pacing and parent communication usually live in three different places.
Teachers keep pacing guides in spreadsheets and lesson plans in documents. Principals find out a class is behind when it is already behind. Parents hear about it at conferences. SchoolSight connects all of it.
Plan against the standards
Build a class plan from your state standards, see a week-by-week schedule projected from real lesson lengths, and check off lessons as you teach them. Draft a full lesson with AI, or upload the plan you already have and let it be formatted for you.
See the whole school
A dashboard that rolls progress up by school, grade and teacher, flags classes that are behind their own plan, and shows how many standards have actually been covered.
Keep families informed
After a lesson is complete, a teacher picks a ready-made update (needs review, doing well, mastered) or writes their own. Parents see it in their portal, along with ideas for reinforcing the standard at home.
How it works
From standards to classroom in four steps
- Load the standardsStart from published state standards, or upload your school's own curriculum.
- Build the planLessons are ordered per class and sized in minutes, so the pacing guide updates as the plan changes.
- Teach and check offMark lesson segments complete. Progress is weighted by time, not just a count of lessons.
- Share the pictureAdministrators see rollups; parents see updates for their child's classes.
Built with schools in mind
Your curriculum stays yours
- Each school's data is kept in its own separate database, apart from every other school's.
- Shared public standards, private school plans: proprietary curricula never mix with anyone else's.
- Teachers stay in control. AI drafts, teachers edit, review and decide what goes to parents.
- Designed and built by a school technology director and educator.
Where it is today
Early, and ready for its first schools
SchoolSight Academics currently ships with Georgia Standards of Excellence for K-5 Math and supports uploading a school's own standards. Roster and sign-in integrations (such as Clever and Google Classroom) are planned. If a missing piece matters to your school, tell me and it moves up the list.
Want to see it with your own standards?
Request a walkthrough, or tell me about your school and what would make this useful.
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