Use this printable school planner to organize your schedule for the upcoming academic year – perfect for teachers and students.
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After years of making annual planner pages, I’m thrilled to be able to share this printable school planner that you can print and assemble at home. You can build your own planner and customize it to fit your needs!
The design for this school planner is fresh and inspired by the school planner layouts I’ve created in the past and my printable planners. The only page with dates is the cover, so you can download the pages once and use them for many years. (I also intend to update the cover annually.)
Extra school planner pages
If you’d rather mix and match with other planner printables, I have many different page layouts!
- Keep an academic calendar in the front of your planner for a quick reference for all the important dates.
- If you prefer, grab these weekly pages spread across 2 pages. I’ve designed pastel weekly pages and black and white weekly pages.
- These monthly planner pages are a full-page calendar across 2 pages. There is also a vertical calendar version and a horizontal calendar version.
- Teens and adults will love these reading journal pages!
School planner
Okay, let’s take a look inside my printable school planner. It’s perfect for teachers and students, whether you homeschool or attend a traditional school.
The cover is not dated, so you can download once and use it every year. I love color, but I hate using too much ink, so it’s pretty – but also simple. The picture below shows a previous version, but the NEW undated version has a blank box instead of a date.
One of the most important pages in this planner is the schedule. It has space for your weekly classes, plus any regular activities you have each weekday.
Year at-a-glance
The year-at-a-glance is similar to my academic calendar, but all the boxes are empty so you can fill them in with anything. I’ve used these for holidays, birthdays, or other big events.
Assignments and exams tracker
Use these pages to keep track of daily homework, big projects, and all the tests.
Reading log
I’ve got a few different bookish printables, but I thought I’d include a reading log with this planner because it’s so handy!
Daily and weekly plan
If you’ve got a busy day it can be handy to break your schedule down by the hour. This page also has space for a to-do list and notes.
For a little less detail, use the weekly page to write down important things for each day, including weekends.
Monthly pages
There are 12 monthly calendar pages. Each month is a different color and they’re not dated, so you can use them year after year.
Whether you use all of the school planner pages or just a few, I hope you find them helpful for getting organized this year!
Get the printable
You can grab this school planner below–it’s also included in The Printables Library. It’s a PDF bundle that includes 20 different pages. Print on 8.5×11-inch paper. All printables are for personal use only.
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