Open at Salpointe now · Other schools Spring 2027

Two tools for the classroom, made to be used.

Teacher Agenda gets a lesson onto the board and into every student’s hands. Slate OS takes a film from first draft to call sheet. Both were built at Salpointe Catholic High School in Tucson, and both are open there now.

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Teacher AgendaSlate OS

01 / For teachers

Write the lesson once. Everyone gets their copy.

Plan your lesson on one board. Teacher Agenda turns it into a checklist for students and a plain version for a parent or a substitute, so you don't write it three times.

  • One board, three readers.

    The same lesson shows up for you, for every student, and in a plain copy for anyone covering your class.

  • See where the class is stuck.

    Students tick steps off and mark each one Got it, Shaky or Lost. You see the whole class, step by step, with nobody singled out.

  • Draft with AI, then make it yours.

    Get a first pass built on published teaching methods, and change anything.

Pricing

Free forever for one teacher. Schools pay per teacher, never per student.

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Sign in with your school Google account. Teacher Agenda never reads your email, Drive or Classroom.

> Try it: tick a step, then tell it how it went.

Film & TV I · Day 7Try it · ungraded

What a student sees

Students will use aperture and focal length to hold one subject sharp and let the background fall away.

  • List the three settings that control depth of field.
  • Record your walk-and-talk at f/2.0.
  • Record the same shot again at f/11.

What the teacher sees

An illustrative class of 27: you and 26 classmates. Not real data.

  • Step 120 got it · 2 shaky · 0 lost
  • Step 217 got it · 5 shaky · 1 lost
  • Step 38 got it · 11 shaky · 4 lost

Step 3 needs a second look: 15 of 27 aren’t sure. You’d know before you plan tomorrow.

02 / For film and media programs

One file, from first draft to call sheet.

Slate OS runs the whole pre-production chain inside a single project: story plan, script, breakdown, storyboards, schedule and call sheets, so a class works from the same pages a real crew would.

  • Nothing gets retyped.

    The breakdown comes out of the script, the schedule is built from the breakdown, and the call sheet is assembled from the day.

  • Everyone sees the same production.

    Every seat sees the same production at the same time.

  • Built for more than film.

    Screenplays, stage plays, podcasts, newscasts and sports broadcasts, each laid out to its own standard.

Pricing

Free for students, permanently: the whole pipeline, unlimited projects, no card. Schools pay for shared plans.

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> Try it: change the location, add a character, then click through the tabs.

INT. THEATRE LOBBY - NIGHT

Strike night. Half the set is flats leaning against a wall. NORA, 17, stands in the middle of it holding a shot list that has been folded too many times.

NORA

(not looking up)

We're one shot short.

DEV, 18, is coiling cable.

DEV

We're one shot short every night.

EXT. LOADING DOCK - CONTINUOUS

The doors bang open. The unit carries the last flat out into the rain.

NORA

Is that the last one?

DEV

It is now.

A small working model. Edit the script, then click through the other tabs. The real Slate OS adds storyboards, true page breaks and PDF exports.

04 / For schools

Bringing this to your school?

School and district plans for both tools open in Spring 2027. Tell us about your school and we’ll write back. If you’d like to go early, say so.

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