Organization and Access
Administer district, school, group, and role boundaries.
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Portable Teams support active owner and administrator governance, shared instructional context, and clear boundaries between personal and team-owned work.
A homeschool co-op can organize courses, educators, shared plans, and reusable materials while keeping owner, administrator, teacher, learner, billing, and organization relationships visible. Shared names do not erase the physical workspace or account that owns a record.
Define the owner and administrator scope, active members, teaching roles, courses, and learner enrollment rather than relying on informal link sharing.
Use co-teaching and planning workflows to assign roles, supports, materials, and evidence responsibilities for the exact course and instructional sequence.
Publish or adopt materials through the team library or Exchange with visibility, license, standards, and source lineage retained.
Preserve an educator’s portable personal Vault alongside explicit co-op governance, billing ownership, membership removal, and organization-controlled records.
These current product capabilities keep their records, permissions, review points, and reusable outputs connected to the experience.
Administer district, school, group, and role boundaries.
Coordinate roles, supports, and shared evidence.
Review standards alignment with your team and reuse approved resources without losing their history.
Find, share, adapt, and reuse instructional resources across your team, school, district, or the ClassLattice educator community.
Plan the week, prepare each day, and carry the work into teaching.
Manage scoped accounts, memberships, and enrollment.