Planning and reusable materials
Connect disciplinary depth, research, assessment lineage, and graduation-connected planning
ClassLattice supports Grades 9–12 educators with editable, standards-aware workflows that stay bounded to the authorized course and learner context.
What stays connected
More than a collection of classroom tools
Each capability keeps the relevant course, standards, sources, revisions, people, and next action available to the authorized workflow.
Accessible classroom tools
Reviewable evidence and feedback
Durable next instructional actions
How the workflow works
Preserve disciplinary depth, sources, and long-form development
Secondary workflows can connect advanced course standards, extended research, disciplinary evidence, authentic authorship, assessment criteria, and college or career exploration while retaining the exact sources and revisions behind the work.
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Define the disciplinary problem
Anchor the task in course standards, a unit concept, verified sources, criteria, and the kind of evidence or product students must develop.
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Support research and creation
Guide learners from questions through sources, notes, claims, citations, outlines, drafts, media, and presentations with source relationships kept intact.
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Review performance against explicit criteria
Use the exact learner-facing assessment or rubric revision, inspect the work and authorship history, and keep teacher judgment separate from AI assistance.
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Connect the next pathway
Carry reviewed strengths, gaps, next coursework, reassessment, or verified career exploration forward without converting incomplete evidence into a deterministic future prediction.
Built into ClassLattice
Capabilities that support the full workflow
Each capability below is part of the current product and keeps its own records, permissions, review points, and reusable outputs.
Curriculum Lattice
Connect standards, concepts, lessons, materials, assessments, and class evidence in one curriculum view.
- Documents
Research Workspace
Guide research from a question through sources, notes, evidence, citations, an outline, and a draft while keeping source links attached.
- Documents
Primary Source Citations
Keep source context attached to learning artifacts.
- Documents
College and Career Pathways
Connect verified strengths to exploration options.
- Documents
Assessment Builder
Build checks for understanding tied to standards.
- Spreadsheets
- Documents
Authorship History
See how student work developed and where assistance was used.
- Documents
Start with a real instructional workflow
Create an educator workspace, choose a course and current standard, and carry one plan through materials, classroom use, evidence, and the next saved action.