Faria Atlas

Atlas from Faria is curriculum management for schools rather than universities, built around mapping what is taught across a whole institution. Its stated scope runs from the superintendent to the parent at home, which is a wider audience than most curriculum systems attempt to serve.

The teacher workflow is the core. A teacher builds lesson plans from the curriculum unit that they and their team created, with alignment maintained between the plan and the unit. This matters because curriculum documents in schools commonly become shelf documents disconnected from daily teaching, and building lessons directly from them keeps the two connected.

Browsing school wide curriculum with course at a glance views and one click access supports the coordination problem: knowing what is taught elsewhere in the school is what allows sequencing across year groups and avoids unintended repetition between subjects.

The public site function is the most distinctive feature. A parent can see the curriculum their school publishes, what their children are learning, when it is happening and how to support that learning at home. Publishing curriculum to families is a transparency step few systems support directly. Atlas emphasises collaboration with stakeholders in curriculum development backed by professional development. Pricing is not published.