Starting points for your first year, or for starting over with a new schedule. What to think about before the bell, on day one, and after class.
Color teams
Six colors. One decision up front. Forty fewer decisions in the moment. How to assign, mark the space, and use teams across every part of class.
Stand on Your Dot
Why a projected card plus a short song teaches transitions faster than your voice ever could. And how to extend the trick to every routine in your room.
Growth over perfection
Recognize the kid who tried. The room will follow. How the app supports growth-focused recognition, and what only you can notice.
About the curriculum
How structured is this, really?
What the app handles, what's yours, and why the spine is here in the first place. The short answer: it's a spine, not a script.
Building a Music PLC
What a PLC is, why music teachers rarely have one, and how to start one whether you have peers in your district or you're the only music teacher for miles.
Settings
Profile, school year, classes, and account configuration.
Teaching experience
Your account
Your school
School year & unit targets
Days off & calendar
Classes & schedules
My Resources
Customize Your Experience
Choose how Note Superheroes supports your teaching. This changes the account experience, not your saved class history.
Current
Full Curriculum
Note Superheroes plans the sequence with you: schedules lessons, composes the next class, tracks module completion, monitors pacing, and keeps Needs Review current.
Scheduled lesson plans
Class progress and pacing
Module-level completion
Current
Essentials
A self-directed, library-style view of the full curriculum. Essential modules are highlighted; you choose what to teach and when.
Full unit library with Essentials highlighted
Basic class organization
No automatic scheduling or pacing
Switching never deletes schedules, completed lessons, module outcomes, or class history. Returning to Full Curriculum restores those planning and tracking views.
Profile
Your name, photo, and contact information.
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JPG or PNG — resized to a small thumbnail automatically.
School Setup
Your campus and district information.
Time zone
Your school year and non-instructional days are yours alone — set the dates below to match your campus.
Yearly Setup
When does your school year run? These two dates drive your schedule and pacing.
Holidays and breaks are managed separately under the Academic Calendar tab.
Unit completion dates
Set the date each unit should be completed. These dates are shared across every class — they keep the whole grade level progressing together. A class moves to the next unit only after it finishes the current one and that unit's completion date has passed; the next unit's window opens the day after. A suggested date — an even quarter-split of your school year — appears next to each; click it to use it, or type your own.
A class that finishes a unit before the next date passes goes into enrichment until the next unit opens. Leave a unit blank to pace it against the last day of school.
Academic Calendar
View and edit your non-instructional days. Click any weekday to toggle it on or off.
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My Resources
Keep your videos, program links, slides, and activities together. Set a video’s start and end times, then choose it during a lesson.
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Rehearsal — not recorded
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Module & screen navigation
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Tempo
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Assessments & Accommodations
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Review this lesson
Your module checkpoints are already filled in. Complete advances curriculum; Not completed returns for another lesson.
Complete this module?
Next up
Choose another module
The suggested sequence remains the default. Choose any module when this class needs something different.
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Correct module status
Update this module from its original class session. Other modules from that session will not change.
Class wasn’t taught
This closes the whole class meeting without changing module progress.
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Changing the schedule keeps every completed session, this class's progress, and its place in the curriculum.
If this class has students who already covered some material, pick where they should pick up. Most new classes start at Lesson 1.
Automatic advances this class to the next unit once it has finished the current one and that unit's completion date has passed. Pin a unit only to override the schedule for this class.
Click any weekday to add a session; click a session to remove it. Weekends are skipped.
Duration is calculated from start and end time. Changes apply to future meetings only.
Hides the class from My Classes. Its data is kept and can be restored from "View archived". You'll be asked for a reason.
Schedule
Changing the schedule keeps this class exactly as it is — every completed session, its progress,
and its place in the curriculum. Only sessions from the new start date forward are rebuilt.
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Archive class
The class is hidden from My Classes but kept — you can restore it later from "View archived". A reason is required.
Archived classes
Archived classes are hidden from My Classes. Restore one to bring it back.
Edit completed session time?
This changes only the recorded start, end, and duration for this meeting. Completion, module outcomes, evidence, pacing, and class progress stay exactly as saved.
Adjust session time
Only this meeting's recorded time can change. Its completed lesson record and class progress remain locked.