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Schoology in Cullman City Schools

Cullman City Schools uses Schoology as the primary K1-12 Learning Management system. Click on the links below to access training information concerning the different functions of Schoology. As always, if you need more guidance, please contact the Technology Integration Specialist. 

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What is Schoology?

Schoology is an integrated learning management system (LMS) that brings together curriculum, instruction, and assessment into a single platform to simplify teaching, enhance student engagement, and support personalized learning both inside and outside the classroom.

Some features include:

  • Centralized Course Hub: A single location for students to access course materials, assignments, quizzes, and class announcements.
  • Online Assignment Submission & Grading: Easy digital submission for student work with streamlined teacher feedback and grading tools.
  • Interactive Discussion Boards: Collaborative spaces where students and teachers can engage in class discussions, share ideas, and ask questions.
  • Integrated Gradebook & Progress Tracking: Real-time visibility into student performance, grades, and completion status for teachers, students, and parents.
  • Seamless App Integration: Direct compatibility with tools like Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, Zoom, and other educational applications.
  • Parent Access Portal: Dedicated view for parents and guardians to monitor upcoming deadlines, view grades, and track student academic progress.
  • Mobile App Access: Full iOS and Android app compatibility for on-the-go learning, assignment completion, and notifications.
  • Resource Sharing & Curriculum Planning: Digital resource libraries that allow educators to build, organize, and share instructional content across schools.