What's changed in Planbook

2026

_{February 2, 2026}

Fixed an issue where autosaving or using lesson navigation for a lesson that has been linked causes the editor to switch to a different class. (SE-1847)

Fixed an issue where hiding specific Google Calendar events was not working. (SE-1747)

Fixed an issue where long blob text was case sensitive, causing search inconsistencies. (SE-1993)

Addressed a bug preventing District Administrators from managing school years when they have archived years. (SE-1871)

Fixed an issue where Teachers can make updates to school-managed Students without the proper permissions. (SE-1954)

Lesson Banks now supports position‑based editing, allowing users to insert a new lesson at a specific point in the lesson list and to reorder lessons by selecting a desired position number from a dropdown. (Uservoice, SE-1681, SE-1679)
The Plans page now supports flexible, equal‑sized display options. Users can select equal‑sized lessons, equal‑sized events, or a combined view and specify exact pixel dimensions for each mode. (Uservoice, SE-1750)

Fixed an issue where the refund amount in Planbook does not match the amount in Braintree. (SE-1647)
Fixed an issue where a new school is not created and connected when a new user signs-up as an Administrator. (SE-1989)
Fixed an issue where some lessons did not get restored properly by the unarchiving process. (SE-1795)

_{January 14, 2026}

Fixed an issue where a user is unable to modify the Bump/Extend increment value in the Lesson Actions because the bump/extend is being triggered prematurely. (SE-1704)

Fixed an issue where importing or adding a lesson caused the view to auto‑scroll even when the lesson did not meet the active search or standards filters. (SE-1848)

Fixed an issue that occurred when a District Administrator (whose primary school differed from the student’s school) opened a student record that had tags created in another school. The tags appeared gray and the editor threw an error. (SE-1125)

A plus button is now displayed in the toolbar even if no lesson bank is selected in the Lesson Banks page. Clicking on the button opens a menu that allow users to add a bank. (Success, SE-1762)
Teachers are now able to filter lesson banks using standards. And also, the search bar text is now matched against lesson standard id, lesson standard description, unit title, unit standard id, and unit standard description. (Uservoice, SE-1734)
Teachers can now apply any lesson status to all lessons scheduled for a given day. (Uservoice, SE-1777)
Users can now filter attachments for View Links. (Uservoice, SE-1778)
We have successfully completed the migration of our primary database from Amazon RDS to Amazon Aurora Serverless. This change provides automatic, on‑demand scaling that instantly matches capacity to workload spikes, eliminating manual instance resizing and reducing over‑provisioning costs. Aurora Serverless also brings higher availability with built‑in fault tolerance and faster failover, while its pay‑as‑you‑go pricing means we are billed only for the compute and storage we actually use. As a result, the application now enjoys lower operational overhead, improved performance during peak traffic, and a more cost‑effective, resilient data layer. (SE-543, SE-1860, SE-1873 )
The lesson search page now supports advanced filtering options. Users can narrow results by subject, year, deleted lessons, and date range. (Uservoice, SE-1692)

Fixed an issue where an incorrect price is displayed on the Subscription Renewal page upon clicking on the link in the Renewal Reminder email. (SE-1710)
Fixed an isolated issue where a teacher could not login because of improper validation related to classes. (SE-1707)
Fixed several problems that surfaced after completing the migration to Aurora Serverless, ensuring stable connections, correct data integrity, and seamless operation across all environments. (SE-1875, SE-1878, SE-1886, SE-1934, SE-1892)