The Academic Planner 2026–2027
The whole school year, one tap away.




















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Planners
Everything for your school year — and it never expires.
From four different notebooks and a drawer full of sticky notes to lesson plans, attendance, grades and student notes always one tap away.
$19Instant download · 131 pages, undated
Who it’s for: Classroom teachers, homeschool parents, substitutes, and anyone who plans a week for other people’s children.
You didn’t become a teacher to manage paperwork. And yet here you are on a Sunday night, cross-referencing three notebooks to work out who still owes you a permission slip.
This is 131 pages with tappable tabs across the top, so your lesson plans, attendance, grades and student notes are always one tap away. No scrolling through a hundred pages to find this week.
And it’s completely undated. The day boxes are numbered 1 to 31, no weekday labels, no year printed anywhere — which means the same file works this year, next year, and the year after that. Nothing to renew. Nothing that goes stale in June.
What’s inside
Format: Hyperlinked PDF for GoodNotes, Notability, Noteshelf and Samsung Notes, plus a printable version (US Letter + A4). An install guide and a full user guide are included.
Questions
The day boxes are numbered 1 to 31 and you write the weekday in. It takes about a minute at the start of a month, and in exchange the file never expires.
Yes. Most teachers print the weekly spreads and the attendance sheets and keep the rest on the tablet.
Very well. Substitutes tend to live in the student pages and the weekly spreads; homeschool parents use the grade and homework trackers most.
Still wondering something? Ask me directly — a real person reads every note.
Free first
Both of these are free, and they stay free. It is the easiest way to find out whether the way I put things together actually helps you.
One small step each morning for five days — your landing spot, one calendar for the whole family, the week’s meals decided once, a fifteen-minute reset, and room made for prayer. Every step has a five-minute version for the days that get away from you.
A short guide built on the five forms of prayer the Catechism names — blessing, petition, intercession, thanksgiving and praise — for the times you want to pray and don’t know where to start. Yours to keep, print, or hand to someone else.
No credit card. No upsell wall. One click unsubscribes you and we’re still friends.
From four different notebooks and a drawer full of sticky notes to lesson plans, attendance, grades and student notes always one tap away.
The whole school year, one tap away.
Run the house. Keep the faith.
Your parish list, handled.