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Curriculum Trak review

#22 of 26 in Curriculum Management Software

A focused curriculum platform for schools using Google Classroom and FACTS.

7.1/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Curriculum Trak is a web-based curriculum management platform for schools, particularly faith-based schools. It brings curriculum mapping, standards alignment, unit planning, lesson planning, outcomes tracking, and reporting into one workspace. Teachers and administrators can manage courses, standards, units, lessons, benchmarks, pacing, progress, and administrative reports. Publisher map imports and inter-school curriculum sharing support schools building or maintaining a shared curriculum structure.

The published plans are organized by student bands from 0–99 through 400–699 students, with separate one-time setup fee and annual service fee entries for each band. There is no free plan. The product details include a starting price of 300, while the listed plan highlights describe fee types rather than specific tier amounts. Because Curriculum Trak customers are transitioning to Faria's Atlas platform, the vendor's brochure pricing may apply to existing accounts rather than new customers. The vendor states that migration began in Spring 2025 and is intended to be completed within three years, with maps and lessons migrated during the transition.

Its strongest ecosystem fit is for schools already working with Google Classroom and FACTS. Google Classroom connections support plan publishing and Google document attachments, while FACTS SIS synchronization connects student-information workflows with curriculum management. Standards support combines a standards database with custom standards management, and the reporting set covers curriculum, benchmarks, pacing, progress, and administration. Schools seeking this focused combination should consider Curriculum Trak, particularly when school-wide outcomes and collaboration across schools matter. Organizations that require a broader integration landscape or are selecting a platform for new adoption should evaluate whether the Atlas transition aligns with their plans.

Curriculum Trak pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Curriculum mapping, standards alignment, and customizable planning templates
    • Google Classroom publishing with Google Docs attachments
    • FACTS SIS synchronization and extensive curriculum reporting
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan is available
    • Integrations focus mainly on FACTS SIS, Google Classroom, and Google Docs
    • Customers are transitioning from Curriculum Trak to Faria's Atlas platform

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