Lay out every class from 9th to 12th grade. High School Roadmap checks each prerequisite, grade cutoff and graduation requirement against your school's published rules, so you can spot a problem while there's still time to fix it.
The math class a student starts in 9th grade decides which courses are open in 11th and 12th.
Prerequisites, grade cutoffs and course limits sit in a student handbook, a course catalog and counseling guides, often in different places.
A C in one class, or calculus a year late, can rule out a course like AP Physics C by senior year.
Your school's courses and rules load, with the date they were last checked.
Place classes in 9th through 12th grade. Each card turns green, amber or red as the checks run.
Enter grades as they come in to see which courses open up next, then export the plan to Excel or PDF for your counselor.
The planner runs entirely in your browser, and it's free. Features that need our servers or ongoing research are part of Pro: AI answers, saved plans, rule-change alerts, and the Summer & Research Opportunities index we keep building.
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The whole planner, for every family.
$49 per school year
or $9 a month
$29 one time
A second pair of eyes on the plan.
Early pricing for founding families.
We add schools one at a time, working from each school's published handbook and catalog.
Pick your school to map courses year by year, check prerequisites and graduation requirements, and see what each grade unlocks.
We're building a curated index of summer programs, research opportunities and internships for high school students, and adding to it over time. It will be part of High School Roadmap Pro.