Maps teachers actually keep.
A month-by-month course plan, unit planners built from your own templates, draft and publish states, version history, and conflict-safe editing when two people open the same unit.
New Post lessons to Google Docs and Classroom
Curriculum, written with care.
Scriptorium is the curriculum-mapping home for faith-based schools. Plan units, align standards, weave in your mission, and keep every teacher on the same page.
Each school, walled offIsolation enforced by the database itself.
No student recordsBuilt for staff and curriculum, not children's data.
No ads. No AI training.Your work is never used to train models.
Your name on itYour school's brand, colors, and sign-in page.
The platform
Everything a curriculum lives in.
Your mission, woven in.
Build your own mission-integration framework and tag units and lessons against it. See where it shines and where it's thin, by grade and by subject.
Standards, aligned.
Search a free library of state and national sets, or import your own. Every gap is one click from a report.
Faith and learning, together.
Designed around how Christian schools actually plan.
Lessons that flow from units.
Weekly planner, lesson bank, reviewer notes, and a ready-to-reviewed workflow.
Google Docs and Classroom.
Send any unit or lesson to a Google Doc, or to a Classroom draft, from the teacher's own account. Nothing posts until the teacher says so.
Reports leadership can use.
Curriculum health, pacing, standards gaps, mission coverage, and accreditation-ready PDFs, with CSV export for anything.
Leadership view
The whole school, at a glance.
Curriculum health shows courses without a teacher, units missing standards or mission tags, stale drafts, and lessons waiting on review, all in one table.
- Mapping progress and pacing by course
- Standards alignment and gap reports
- Year-over-year comparison
- One-click curriculum map and accreditation PDF
Why “Scriptorium”
Some things are too important to lose.
The scriptorium was the room where a community copied, corrected, and kept the work it could not afford to lose. A school's curriculum deserves the same care.
Getting started
From first call to first map.
Bring your school
We create your school space, sign-in page, and branding. Import staff and courses from a spreadsheet instead of retyping them.
Map together
Teachers build units in templates you control, align standards, and tag mission. Comments and version history keep everyone in step.
Review and report
Reviewers approve lessons, leaders watch the health report, and the board gets a clean map for accreditation.
People and permissions
The right people, the right access.
Administrators, teachers, coordinators, and staff, each with permissions you can tune. Add custom roles like "Librarian" or "Department head."
- Twelve permissions you can grant or withhold, per role or per person
- Optional two-step sign-in for every account
- Every change recorded in an audit log
- Share lessons inside your school or with another school
Built to be trusted
Your school's work, kept private.
1 per schoolIsolated data space, enforced in the database
0Student records stored by design
0Ads, trackers, or AI model training on your content
DailyEncrypted backups with restore checks
Questions
Good things to ask.
Who is Scriptorium for?
Faith-based K-12 schools that want one calm place for curriculum maps, unit and lesson plans, standards, and mission integration. It works for any school, and the mission framework is yours to define.
Does it store student information?
No. Scriptorium is built for staff and curriculum, and schools agree not to enter student records. If a bulk import file contains student or family rows, they are ignored.
Can we use our own standards and our own mission framework?
Yes. Import any standards set from a spreadsheet, or search the free library of state and national sets. The mission-integration framework is fully customizable.
Does it work with Google?
Teachers can connect their own Google account to send a unit or lesson to a Google Doc or a Classroom draft. You can switch this off for the whole school.
How do teachers sign in?
With their school code, email, and password, with optional two-step sign-in. Single sign-on with Google, Microsoft, or SAML is available on request.
What does it cost?
We're onboarding our first schools now. Request a demo and, after a short conversation about your school, we'll send a quote.
Already a customer?
Sign in here with your school code.
Bring your curriculum home.
See Scriptorium with your own courses, your own mission, and your own people. Thirty minutes, no pressure.