Manage Your General Curriculum

    How to edit your general curriculum and leave notes for students.

    Manage Your General Curriculum overview

    Edit your academy's curriculum

    Go to Settings, open the Curriculum Settings tab, and scroll to Edit Curriculum.

    The Adult Curriculum and Children's Curriculum are managed separately, each with its own search bar.

    Expand a category to see its positions, then use the arrows to reorder, the pencil to rename, and the trash icon to delete.

    Type into Add a position and press Enter to add a new position inside a category.

    Click Add Adult Section or Add Children's Section to create a new category.

    Note

    Changes here apply to every student. The updated curriculum appears for all students on the **Student Information** page under the **Curriculum** tab.

    Edit Curriculum section showing Adult and Children's curricula with category controls

    Assess students on each position

    Open a student's Student Information page and select the Curriculum tab.

    The Curriculum Tracker shows running totals for Not Assessed, Excelling, and Needs Work, plus a Switch to Kids toggle for the children's curriculum.

    Expand a category and mark each position as Not Assessed, Excelling, or Needs Work.

    The category counters and tracker totals update instantly as you assess.

    Curriculum tab showing the Curriculum Tracker and position assessment dropdowns

    Leave notes on positions

    Under any position, type your feedback into Add New Note and click Save Note.

    Saved notes appear under the position with a timestamp under Saved Notes.

    The student sees this feedback on the Curriculum page inside their own Kmura portal.

    Note

    Students can also save their own notes on specific positions when logged into their Kmura student accounts.

    Position expanded showing Add New Note field, Save Note button, and Saved Notes list

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