The year

42 weeks, September to August.

This is the index. Material runs Sep 8–11, 2026 through Aug 2–5, 2027, including a summer term, and each week carries a theme and one lesson in every subject taught that week — so finding something to send home starts with the week you are in rather than a search box.

Year by Grid: every week down the page, every subject across it. Expanded, each cell lists the actual lesson titles, and each title opens that lesson.

The 26 subjects

Colours here are the hub’s own — the same ones that mark a subject on the grid, in a week, and on a printed packet.

Consumer Math Math Concepts Algebra I Geometry Algebra II Biology Chemistry Physics Earth & Space Science U.S. History World History Government & Civics Geography Economics Ethnic Studies Native American Studies Profiles in History African American Studies English Language Arts Reading Foundations Health Physical Education Social-Emotional Learning Careers & Tech Ed Visual Art Film Study

Every week, by name

The seasons below are the four bands the hub’s own timeline uses.

	Theme	Dates
Fall · weeks 1–8
Week 1	Foundations & Introduction to Subjects	Sep 8–11, 2026
Week 2	Building Study Habits & Financial Basics	Sep 14–18, 2026
Week 3	Introduction to Biology & Wellness Foundations	Sep 21–25, 2026
Week 4	Economics & Personal Responsibility	Sep 28–Oct 2, 2026
Week 5	World History & Global Awareness	Oct 5–9, 2026
Week 6	U.S. History & Civic Foundations	Oct 12–16, 2026
Week 7	Careers Exploration & Goal Setting	Oct 19–23, 2026
Week 8	Mid-Fall Review & Skill Integration	Oct 26–30, 2026
Winter · weeks 9–22
Week 9	Advanced Consumer Math & Credit	Nov 2–6, 2026
Week 10	Housing Decisions, the Cold War & Civil Rights	Nov 9–13, 2026
Week 11	Investing, Ecology & a Changing World	Nov 16–20, 2026
Week 12	Semester Review & Reflection	Nov 23–25, 2026
Week 13	Independent Living & the Modern World	Nov 30–Dec 4, 2026
Week 14	Credit, Debt & Human Rights	Dec 7–11, 2026
Week 15	Heritage, Identity & Protecting What Matters	Dec 14–18, 2026
Week 16	Roots, Resilience & New Beginnings	Jan 4–8, 2027
Week 17	Planning Ahead & Protecting the Future	Jan 11–15, 2027
Week 18	Economics: Personal Finance Deep Dive	Jan 18–22, 2027
Week 19	World History: Modern Global Issues	Jan 25–29, 2027
Week 20	U.S. History: Citizenship in Action	Feb 1–5, 2027
Week 21	Careers: Professional Skills	Feb 8–12, 2027
Week 22	Mid-Winter Review & Planning	Feb 15–19, 2027
Spring · weeks 23–37
Week 23	Consumer Math: Major Purchases	Feb 22–26, 2027
Week 24	Biology: Wellness for Adulthood	Mar 1–5, 2027
Week 25	Economics: Economic Mobility	Mar 8–12, 2027
Week 26	World History: Global Citizenship in Action	Mar 15–19, 2027
Week 27	U.S. History: Lifelong Civic Engagement	Mar 22–26, 2027
Week 28	Careers: Professional Growth	Mar 29–Apr 2, 2027
Week 29	Spring Review & Transition Prep	Apr 5–9, 2027
Week 30	Financial Independence & Debt Avoidance	Apr 12–16, 2027
Week 31	Mental Health & Resilience	Apr 19–23, 2027
Week 32	Credit, Identity & Scam Protection	Apr 26–30, 2027
Week 33	Nutrition, Fitness & Preventive Health	May 3–7, 2027
Week 34	Budgeting & Independent Living	May 10–14, 2027
Week 35	Final Wellness & Career Launch Prep	May 17–21, 2027
Week 36	Advanced Studies: The Rigorous Challenge	May 24–28, 2027
Week 37	Capstone: Celebration, Reflection & Launch	May 31–Jun 4, 2027
Summer · weeks 38–41
Week 38	Test Readiness: Strategies & Reasoning	Jun 28–Jul 1, 2027
Week 39	Startup Studio: Design Your Own Business	Jul 5–8, 2027
Week 40	Innovation Lab: Inventing the Future	Jul 12–15, 2027
Week 41	The Future Summit: Designing Tomorrow	Jul 26–29, 2027
Closing week
Week 42	Careers & Pathways: Your Twin Cities Guide	Aug 2–5, 2027

Two gaps, listed here rather than smoothed over. Week 42 has its theme and its dates but no lessons yet — no subject has one written for it — and it is not on the hero timeline, which ends at week 41. Weeks 38–41 carry 25 of the 26 subjects; Film Study finishes at week 37.

Cutting it down to your week

26 subjects is the whole school, not one teacher’s load. Pick the subjects you teach once and the week collapses to them — and stays that way every time you open it.

The same week, filtered to two subjects: the teaching hours, vocabulary count and video count all recount to match.

Finding things without knowing where they are

Search runs across the whole year at once — a theme, a skill, a week, a lesson title. It is the fastest route when a student arrives mid-unit and you need the one lesson that covers what they missed.