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SchoolsPLP achieves Thin Common Cartridge certification from 1EdTech

Certification confirms SchoolsPLP courseware imports and exports cleanly across any certified LMS, removing the last hurdle for districts standardizing on mixed platforms.

SchoolsPLP has been awarded Thin Common Cartridge (TCC) certification by 1EdTech, confirming that the platform's PreK-12 course catalog packages and exchanges seamlessly with any other TCC-certified system. Districts can now move SchoolsPLP courses into Canvas, Schoology, Blackboard, Brightspace, Moodle, and any other certified LMS with a single export.

"Portability is non-negotiable for districts in 2026. TCC certification is our promise that the curriculum you adopt today isn't locked to any single LMS tomorrow."
Josh Leitz, Chief Operating Officer, SchoolsPLP

Thin Common Cartridge is the industry's portability standard for digital courseware, ensuring metadata, structure, links, and LTI launches survive the trip between platforms intact. The certification covers all 600+ SchoolsPLP courses across core, electives, CTE, world languages, and credit recovery.

"TCC means our packages carry their metadata, structure, LTI launches, and assessment references with them, so a course that works in our platform behaves the same way after a one-click export into another LMS. We verified every course type against the 1EdTech reference validator before we filed."
Angeline Quinones, Director of Technology, SchoolsPLP
"Our job is to make the right thing the easy thing. TCC removes one more reason a district might hesitate to give a teacher better content."
BJ Dines, Chief Executive Officer, SchoolsPLP
About SchoolsPLP

SchoolsPLP delivers a comprehensive PreK-12 digital curriculum for core instruction, credit recovery, virtual learning, and electives. The platform is used by districts nationwide to give every student access to high-quality, flexible learning. Learn more at schoolsplp.com.

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Josh Leitz
Chief Operations Officer, SchoolsPLP