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Version 2.23.3 · 2026-09-15
The 2027 holidays now show up on the holiday screen
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The store currently lists version 2.23.3, updated 2026-09-15.








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Class Planner (cloud) is a new release of the Class Planner app. This version stores data in the cloud instead of on device, so the app data is accessible from multiple devices such as a phone, an iPad and a MacBook computer. Your data automatically syncs from all your devices.
Class Planner allows teachers to easily keep a record of their lesson plans which include the standards, lesson notes, homework and an online web resources.
Features
• Support a 1 week, 2 weeks or 6 day schedule.
• Easily import standards and link to a lesson
• View lessons for the day, the week, or by a class
• Easily move lessons forward or backwards
• Generate a PDF of the lesson for administrators or personal records
• Sync homework with Google Classroom announcements.
• Add a home screen widget to show today's class schedule
Try the app for free for 2 classes.…
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