You upload the guide your district already gives you as a PDF. Kiddom reads it and turns it into a structured plan mapped to your units and lessons. There is no new format to build and no IT request to file. The parsing takes about a moment, and you review the result before anything goes live.

Kiddom factors your school calendar into the plan and flags where the schedule needs to give. When a conflict arises, it surfaces a specific proposal directly in the unit view: clip this lesson, combine two lessons, or add a flex day. You accept the changes that make sense, one at a time or all at once, and LIT applies what you approved. Nothing changes without your say.

No. Cadence shows you how your class is tracking against the district guide and your own calendar. The picture is yours, built to help you plan, not to rank you. You stay in control of every adjustment.