Atlas for Independent Schools

Atlas provides a Curriculum First Learning Platform to translate your school’s mission to Portrait of the Graduate and measurable Student Learning Outcomes (SLOs).

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Why Atlas

Atlas provides a Curriculum-First Learning Platform to translate your school’s mission to Portrait of the Graduate and measurable Student Learning Outcomes (SLOs). In one centralized system, educators can collaboratively create units & lessons aligned to SLOs to drive student achievement & growth, and then seamlessly build and grade assessments. Atlas also offers the ability to design and track Service-Learning and interdisciplinary projects, so educators can build connections as they nurture each student with a whole child approach to learning.

Curriculum First Learning Platform

An integrated teaching and learning platform, Atlas has all the tools your school needs to smoothly design, view, assess, and analyze your curriculum across subject areas and grade levels, as well as zoom into every course to see the curriculum come alive in each individual classroom.

All-in-one with Integrations

We designed a system to assist educators and learners with all the curriculum development tasks they need to accomplish on a daily basis from unit and lesson planning to assessment management and attendance tracking to gradebooks and report cards. Partner integrations include Google Apps for Education, Office 365, TurnItIn, and more.

Exceptional Service & Support

All schools receive unlimited complimentary phone and e-mail support for teachers and administrators, plus flexible online training options. Our technology operations and support teams, mostly comprised of educators, deliver world-class service with 99.8% system uptime, 24-hour telephone & e-mail support, and security & data protection compliance.

Service-Learning, PBL, & Student Portfolios

Enhancing classroom learning with robust real-world experiences builds stronger scholars and keeps students engaged. We make the process of managing student portfolios, service-learning, and project-based-learning a breeze.

Reporting and Report Card Functionality

Say goodbye to convoluted report card logistics. With Atlas, you can generate beautiful report cards with customizable templates in just a few clicks. Go paperless by automatically sharing report cards with students and parents.

Accreditation Made Easy

Are you tackling accreditation requirements for a viable written curriculum that reflects the school’s mission and core values? Our flexible templates enable you to efficiently manage the accreditation process. The accreditation journey is made infinitely easier with Atlas.

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What People Are Saying

“Atlas gives you an opportunity to communicate with other teachers, share ideas, and collaborate. It helps a new teacher come in and see this is what we are doing for the year. This our plan.”

Kevin English | Perrysburg School District, Ohio

“Atlas is not about filling in boxes. This is about designing instruction. In addition to having a place where we’re housing our curriculum…the bigger goal is to say how do we ensure that every second-grade classroom is providing the same level of learning for our students?”

Raina Kor | Irvington School District, NY

“This is allowing our 4th grade teachers to see what is going on in 5th grade. Our 8th grade teachers to see what is going on in 9th. That’s the nice piece about having a dynamic, online platform. [Atlas] is helping to build that communication.

Dr. Peter Lancia | Westbrook School Department, ME

“Candidly, Atlas is a great resource for people to take advantage of because you are never done and you are constantly revising … it’s not even about the adults in that process, it is about the kids.”

Dr. Matt Crowley | Woburn Schools, MA

“Atlas was a catalyst in allowing our curriculum to move ahead in a lot of great ways over the last few years. Before, the curriculum had not been written down in a form that could be easily accessed and have the flexibility to be revised and changed on a regular basis.”

Meghan Kimpton | The Meridian School

“Atlas revealed itself to be concrete tool to facilitate teacher growth and development. We began using reports to share information in a variety of ways and the reporting tool instantly became relevant in our meetings.”

Pamela Penna | The Park School, MA

The value for mapping from my perspective is that it is a collaborative process in and of itself. Atlas gives you the flexibility to fit the mapping process into your strategic thinking at large. The beautiful thing about Atlas is that it is also an opportunity to talk about teaching.

Simon Owen-Williams | Portledge School, NY

“The beauty of Atlas is that everything the teacher types in this year is archived so it will be there next year. Our teachers love this…they can just go year to year and make modifications.”

Karey Reed | Global Education Excellence, MI

“Principals, assistant principals, heads of departments… are actively working with teams to tweak and build their units. Part of that protocol is that Atlas is open and someone is documenting the conversation and updating the units as they are going through the process.”

Ryan Silverthorne | British Columbia International School of Bangkok

“We didn’t have this where I worked before. It is so nice to come to a place where I don’t have to wonder — what are the most important things to teach.”

Dr. RJ Webber | Novi Community School District, MI

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The Atlas Blog: Discover Community

Where to Start: Mapping Elementary ELA with Standards and a Textbook

Jan 13, 2020 | Curriculum Development, PD Team Insights

Explore our primer on where to start mapping elementary ELA with standards and a textbook.

Creating a Unit Template for Early Childhood Programs

Jan 8, 2020 | Curriculum Development, Early Childhood, Educator Insights, Featured, Teaching Strategies

At the start of my early childhood career in 2000, I was thrilled to begin work as a public school PreK teacher in North Carolina. Finally, my own classroom! I envisioned my children working together to explore all the materials I had carefully arranged for them and laughing and learning together in cooperative and imaginary play.

Prioritizing Standards: An Opportunity for Collaboration

Dec 9, 2019 | Curriculum Development, Power Standards, Teaching Strategies

Aligning units of instruction to a set of standards is an important part of the curriculum mapping process. Most teachers and administrators would agree on the value of adhering to standards as a means to creating consistent learning targets that represent what students should know and be able to do. However, the vast number of standards within each subject area can leave teachers frustrated and perplexed, trying to discern which ones deserve the greatest priority and why. The result can be to cover the standards without necessarily exploring the breadth and depth necessary to fully develop competency.

Events

Nov 7-8 2019

Florida Council of Independent Schools Convention

Orlando

Aug1-2 2019

Summit for Transformative Learning

Atlanta