Your district already has the curriculum, pacing guides, assessments, and resources. ClassHero organizes them into one connected, week-by-week view — so every teacher starts Monday from the same place, with everything already there.
ClassHero does not change what teachers teach. It changes the conditions under which they teach it.
The materials are there. They just need to live together.
Same curriculum. Same teachers. Same district. Everything just — together.
When teachers, coaches, and district leaders share the same weekly view, instruction becomes consistent — not because of individual effort, but because of shared structure.
"It has made math instruction more accessible and has helped my students GET IT. My English Language learners finally have content that makes sense to them. My students are engaged and excited to compete with other classes."
"ClassHero has enhanced our teachers' ability to plan effectively, which improves their instruction — and ultimately, student learning."
ClassHero gives each person in your district a different view of the same connected materials.
ClassHero organizes a district's existing curriculum, pacing guides, assessments, and instructional resources into one connected weekly view. Every teacher opens the same view on Monday and knows exactly what to teach that week, where to find it, and how it connects to the pacing guide. No new curriculum required.
No. ClassHero does not replace any curriculum, programs, or resources a district already uses. It organizes what already exists — mapping materials to pacing guides and instructional goals so every teacher accesses everything from one place.
Most districts are fully operational with ClassHero in under four weeks. The process starts with one session with the district's curriculum team. ClassHero handles the organization — teachers see the result without going through the process.
ClassHero works with the programs K–12 districts already use. For ELA: HMH Into Reading, HMH Into Literature, Wit and Wisdom, Benchmark ELA, Benchmark Adelante, Wonders, Savvas ELA, Fundations, Heggerty, MyView Literacy, Bluebonnet Learning, CKLA, Core Knowledge Language Arts, Amplify Reading, NYC Reads, and Maravillas Wonders. For Math: Eureka Math, Illustrative Math, Ready Math, Go Math, MyMath, Into Math, Amplify Desmos, i-Ready Mathematics, OpenSci Ed, NYC Solves, and the Texas Curriculum Management Program Cooperative (TCMPC). If your program isn't listed, reach out — we likely support it.
At Icahn Charter School in the Bronx, ClassHero achieved 100% teacher adoption including veteran skeptics. Teachers shifted 1–2 hours per day from coordinating between systems to focusing on instruction. Student engagement increased across all K–8 grade levels. Zero new curriculum was added.