Data-AlignEd

Where curriculum alignment meets student readiness

Curriculum clarity from standards to student needs.

Data-AlignEd helps ELA teams connect units, standards, assessments, pacing, vocabulary, and assessment-informed differentiation in one searchable instructional dashboard.

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Standards Know what is taught and where it appears.
Units Connect texts, assessments, pacing, and vocabulary.
Readiness Plan supports from school-controlled assessment sources.
Materials Generate teacher-ready and student-ready lesson tools.

Start Here

Set up Data-AlignEd in the order a new school needs it.

Start by loading the best available student readiness data, then add the school’s actual units by grade. Once students are assigned to class sections, teams can generate yearlong curriculum, daily lessons, workbooks, and reports by grade or class.

Readiness Data Cycle

MAP data should be updated as the year becomes more accurate.

Schools can begin planning with the previous year’s MAP results, then replace or refresh readiness data after students complete the current year’s Fall and Spring MAP tests.

  1. Summer / beginning of year Upload prior-year MAP data so initial curriculum, supports, and grouping are not starting from zero.
  2. Fall MAP update Refresh readiness data after the first MAP test to improve daily lessons, supports, and intervention planning.
  3. Spring MAP update Refresh again around February or March to adjust late-year units, reteach priorities, and extension work.
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The Problem

Curriculum is often documented, but not always usable.

Schools often have the pieces: standards, unit plans, assessments, pacing guides, vocabulary lists, and student readiness data. The problem is that those pieces usually live in separate documents and systems. Teachers are left to connect the dots on their own. Data-AlignEd brings those pieces together so curriculum planning starts with standards and responds to actual student needs.

The Solution

One connected view of curriculum, instruction, and student readiness.

Data-AlignEd turns scattered curriculum documents into a clear instructional roadmap. Teachers can browse by grade, unit, anchor text, standard, assessment pathway, pacing week, vocabulary focus, or student readiness priority. Data-AlignEd is the connective layer between curriculum design and classroom planning.

What It Includes

Make curriculum aligned, usable, and responsive to real student needs.

Each feature connects planning decisions to what teachers actually need before and during instruction.

Curriculum Map

Browse grade-level units

Browse grade-level units, themes, anchor texts, and standards in one organized view.

Unit Dashboard

Open a complete unit view

Open any unit to view essential questions, assessments, pacing, vocabulary, instructional notes, and differentiation supports.

Teacher Packet

Print a complete unit plan

Combine standards, pacing, assessments, vocabulary, readiness supports, and materials into one teacher-facing planning packet.

Assessment Pathways

Connect summatives to formatives

Connect summative assessments to supporting formative work, standards, and student-facing expectations.

Lesson Alignment

Check that lessons build coherently

Review whether each week connects standards, pacing, formatives, student readiness, and the final assessment.

Standards Dashboard

Find coverage gaps and overuse

See which standards are taught, assessed, over-covered, missing, or connected to reteach needs.

Assessment-Informed Differentiation

Plan supports from readiness indicators

Use school-approved readiness data to identify class trends, plan targeted scaffolds, support vocabulary development, and differentiate instruction within each unit.

Weekly Pacing

Keep teaching on track

Give teachers a clear week-by-week roadmap connected to the full unit plan.

Vocabulary Alignment

Connect words to the unit

Ensure every unit includes academic vocabulary, content vocabulary, priority tiers, and assessment connections.

Standards Search

Find standards across the course

Find where standards appear across units, assessments, vocabulary, and grade levels.

Student-Centered Planning

Keep student needs visible

Keep student needs at the center of curriculum decisions without separating differentiation from unit planning.

Instructional Materials

Create classroom-ready materials

Generate student copies, teacher masters, Thinking Maps, lesson tasks, and differentiated workbook packets tied to the unit plan.

Assessment-Informed Differentiation

Differentiation built into the curriculum.

Data-AlignEd helps teachers connect curriculum planning with student readiness indicators. Instead of treating assessment results as a separate report, Data-AlignEd connects class trends and skill needs to vocabulary support, reading scaffolds, writing supports, grouping options, and unit-level planning.

Data-AlignEd is designed with student privacy in mind. Schools control what data is included, who can access it, and how student information is displayed.

Impact Evidence

Turn assessment uploads into growth stories schools can actually use.

Data-AlignEd can help schools summarize student progress after Fall and Spring MAP uploads while keeping marketing-facing data anonymous and aggregated.

School Reports Printable growth evidence

Share school-facing reports with leadership teams, parents, boards, and accreditation reviewers.

Instructional Response Connect growth to action

Show how curriculum, daily lessons, interventions, vocabulary supports, and materials changed after new data.

Platform Evidence Anonymous aggregate impact

Use cross-school growth patterns for marketing only after schools and students are anonymized.

Audience

Built for ELA teams and curriculum leaders.

For Teachers

Find what to teach, when to teach it, and how to adjust support for the students in front of you.

For Department Heads

Keep units, assessments, pacing, vocabulary, and differentiation practices consistent across courses.

For Curriculum Leaders

Show clear standards alignment while supporting data-informed instructional planning.

For New Teachers

Understand the course quickly without digging through scattered spreadsheets, folders, and reports.

Search and Filter

Find the right curriculum decision point quickly.

  1. Curriculum: grade, unit, theme, anchor text, standard, and assessment.
  2. Instruction: pacing week, vocabulary word, lesson focus, and formative pathway.
  3. Student readiness: skill area, readiness priority, grouping need, and instructional priority.
  4. Leadership: scope, sequence, pacing, and standards coverage.