*Please note that this article is for School Digital Toolbox users. If you are a homeschooler click here for instructions on how to set up a student account.

Assigning Math-U-See Curriculum Levels and Solutions

Once you’ve created a school student account, both School Administrator and Teacher accounts can assign, remove, and adjust settings for solutions for a student.

How to assign a level to a student account?

1) Begin at your dashboard and scroll to the student section.

2) Click the student’s name.

3) Click on the level(s) that you want to assign to that student. The levels which you’ve selected levels become highlighted. After selecting levels, click Apply.

Things to Remember

• Levels can only be assigned if you have available Student Licenses.
• Each assigned level will subtract one Student License from the total available.
• You can quickly see how many Student Licenses you have available and how many you have purchased within a student’s profile page.

How to remove a level from a School Student account?

1) Begin at your dashboard and scroll to the student section.

2) Click on the student’s name.

3) Click the – Remove button on the level you’d like to remove. Then click OK to confirm the removal.

Note: Removing a level from a student’s account will return a Student license back to the available inventory

How do I change solutions access for an individual student account?

By default, a student’s access to a level’s solution will follow the School Solutions Default Settings. Administrator and Teacher accounts can override these default settings for an individual student by

1) Begin at your dashboard and scroll to the student section.

2) Click on the student’s name. 

3) Scroll to the Solutions Settings section. 

4) Toggle on or off the solutions you want the student to access. 

5) Click Apply Settings.

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