Lesson plan portal — Week of August 3, 2026

Due Tuesday, Aug 4, 3:00 PM.

How to submit — step by step

Follow these 6 steps in order. Everything you type is saved automatically.

Before you start, have these ready

  • Your annotated lesson plan PDF for the week. ESS teachers need one PDF per grade level (for example a 6th grade plan and a 7th grade plan).
  • A single PDF of the graded exit tickets for all learners — tier and grade them before you upload. It must include ALL learners you teach (homeroom teachers) and the learners you service from both grade levels you support (ESS).
  • The priority standard the exit ticket covered.
  1. 1

    Pick your name

    Choose your name from the dropdown at the top. The portal remembers you on this device, so you never have to start over.

  2. 2

    Choose the week

    Weeks always start on Monday. The current week is selected for you — use the week dropdown to work on a different week. The due date and time for that week is shown right under the title.

  3. 3

    Fill in Monday through Friday

    For each day, mark whether it is an instructional day. If it is, type the unit/mission, the lesson number or title, and answer the three internalization questions: what learners should know and be able to do, what assessment or evidence shows at least 80% proficiency, and the most likely misconception and how you will address it. A model response for your content area is shown in parentheses under each question. Non-instructional days need nothing else.

  4. 4

    Upload your annotated lesson plan PDF

    Attach the PDF of your annotated plan for the week. ESS teachers upload one plan per grade level — every required grade must be uploaded before the week counts as submitted.

  5. 5

    Complete the exit ticket section

    Upload a single PDF of the graded exit tickets — tier and grade them before you upload. It must include ALL learners you teach (homeroom teachers) and the learners you service from both grade levels you support (ESS). Then select the priority standard the exit ticket covered and choose a letter grade (A–F) for each learner. Proficient, near proficient, and below counts and percentages are calculated for you.

  6. 6

    Attest and submit

    Check the box confirming exit tickets from all learners have been submitted, then submit. If anything is missing, the form tells you exactly which fields to finish. Your work saves as you go, so you can stop and come back.

Stuck or something looks wrong? Let an administrator know before the deadline shown above.

Your submission

Pick your name and the week. Everything you enter is saved to your record.