School license
Full platform, diagnostic, adaptive practice, teacher and admin dashboards, all grade levels.
A twenty minute diagnostic places every student at their real level, then adaptive practice fills the gaps while teachers see exactly who is stuck and on what.
There are no separate charges for training, rostering or the teacher dashboard.
Full platform, diagnostic, adaptive practice, teacher and admin dashboards, all grade levels.
Volume pricing, district reporting across schools and a named account manager.
One semester for up to three classrooms with full support, so you can see data before you buy.
Two live sessions plus on demand modules, and a coach available during the first six weeks.
Clever, ClassLink and OneRoster sync, plus Google and Microsoft single sign on.
Parents see progress and get practice suggestions, available in English and Spanish.
Chalkline started in 2015 from a University of Michigan education research group and is now used in 1,400 schools. Content is written by former classroom teachers and reviewed against state standards each summer. We commissioned an independent efficacy study rather than publishing our own, because a vendor grading its own homework is not evidence.
“The diagnostic told me two of my sixth graders were missing third grade fraction concepts. I had been reteaching sixth grade content to students who needed something else entirely.”
Amanda G., 6th grade math teacher
“Our intervention block finally has data behind it. I can see which standards a whole grade is stuck on and plan the small groups from that.”
Robert I., Elementary principal
“Rostering through Clever took an afternoon for 4,000 students. I have done district rollouts that took a month.”
Chris D., District technology director
Up to three classrooms get the full platform for one semester with the same support paid schools receive, including professional development and rostering. At the end you get a report on your own students' growth. There is no obligation and no automatic conversion to a paid license.
Twenty minutes a day, three to five days a week, is where we see the growth in the research. Most schools run it during an intervention or WIN block rather than replacing core instruction. The diagnostic takes about forty minutes once at the start and is repeated mid year and at year end.
Student data is used to run the product and nothing else. We sign a district data privacy agreement, we are a signatory to the Student Privacy Pledge, and we never sell data or use it for advertising. Districts can request full export or deletion at any time and we complete those within thirty days.
No, and it is designed on the assumption that it should not. The adaptive practice handles repetition and diagnosis, which are the parts that scale poorly with thirty students. What it gives the teacher back is a clear picture of who is stuck on what, so small group instruction targets something real.
Pilots start at the beginning of any semester. Tell us your grade levels and rostering system and we can be live in about a week.