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K-12 School

The teacher's own staff: grading, homework, lesson plans and the paperwork, for every grade. Fourteen desks in six rooms: a classroom for each grade band, a grading room, a planning room and a family office. Every grade stays the teacher's to give.

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One employee for every desk (14), every room led by a Workflow Lead or above, the rest the lightest on tokens. Each is still their own lot; change any of them in The Office first if you like.

Asha Hardstone (Lesson Planner), Aiko Wayfinder (Differentiation Assistant), Thaddeus Fastbrook (Substitute Plan Writer), Ottilie Endmark (Elementary Classroom Assistant (K–5)), Meret Pathmark (Reading Comprehension Builder), Gaspar Joiner (Math Practice Builder), Sefa Sealwright (Middle School Teaching Assistant (6–8)), Lucan Whitepine (Homework Designer), Beatriz Stillmoor (High School Teaching Assistant (9–12)), Esme Plumbline (Rubric Builder), Lior Scrollwright (Grading Assistant), Oona Quietwater (Grading Assistant), Petra Binderby (Family Communication Writer), Signe Lastword (Report Card Comment Writer)

Change it in The Office first

The office · 14 desks in 6 rooms

Every room is led: its first desk is the lead, best held by a Workflow Lead (L4) or higher. In The Office you can drag desks between rooms, add a desk with a room's +, add a room of your own, or take any of it away.

Planning room

Lesson PlannerLead desk
Differentiation AssistantOpen desk
Substitute Plan WriterOpen desk

K–5 classroom

Elementary Classroom Assistant (K–5)Lead desk
Reading Comprehension BuilderOpen desk
Math Practice BuilderOpen desk

6–8 classroom

Middle School Teaching Assistant (6–8)Lead desk
Homework DesignerOpen desk

9–12 classroom

High School Teaching Assistant (9–12)Lead desk
Rubric BuilderOpen desk

Grading room

Grading AssistantLead desk
Grading AssistantOpen desk

Family office

Family Communication WriterLead desk
Report Card Comment WriterOpen desk

The team, room by room

Planning room

K–5 classroom

6–8 classroom

9–12 classroom

Grading room

Family office

Often added

Every role on the staff can take a desk; these are the ones added most often.

A day at the office · a sample

First thing in the inbox

“Report cards are due Friday, 120 essays need grading, and there's a sub tomorrow.”

By the end of the day, every desk has handed its part back to you:

Planning room

  • Lesson Planner hands back daily lesson plans in the teacher's format.
  • Differentiation Assistant hands back leveled versions of a lesson's materials.
  • Substitute Plan Writer hands back a complete sub folder for a day or a week.

K–5 classroom

  • Elementary Classroom Assistant (K–5) hands back center and station activities with directions a child can follow.
  • Reading Comprehension Builder hands back question sets from recall to inference to argument.
  • Math Practice Builder hands back problem sets with worked solutions.

6–8 classroom

  • Middle School Teaching Assistant (6–8) hands back guided notes and graphic organizers.
  • Homework Designer hands back homework sets at three levels for each lesson.

9–12 classroom

  • High School Teaching Assistant (9–12) hands back essay and lab-report feedback drafts against the rubric.
  • Rubric Builder hands back analytic rubrics with clear levels.

Grading room

  • Grading Assistant hands back draft scores, each traced to the key or the rubric row.

Family office

  • Family Communication Writer hands back class newsletters and reminders.
  • Report Card Comment Writer hands back a comment for each student from the teacher's notes.

A sample, written to show the kind of work each desk does; it is not a real customer's job or results. Each desk works in Claude, and a person at your company reviews and approves what it hands back.

Who works in K-12 School

One row for each role in the office, every badge an employee you can hire, mixed at random. Swipe sideways, or use the arrows.

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