Creating a Learning Plan

Creating a Learning Plan

Learning Plans in EdHub 

We have several different types of plans in EdHub: General Educational Support, IEP, 504, Literacy Plans, Graduation and many more. Districts can also create their own custom plans as well.  In EdHub you can create an individual learning plan(s) for a student.  Some districts may choose to document more than one plan for a student in their Student e-File. The steps below will walk you through creating a plan for a student.

Creating a General Educational Support Plan in EdHub 

First, find the student you want to create a plan for.  

  1. Click on the student search link in the upper right hand corner. 

  2. Enter the student name in the search field and then click the small arrow to search.

  3. Click on the student name to enter their e-file.

  1.  Click on the Educational Support tab within the e-file.  

  2. To create a General Educational Support plan simply click the link for the current school year that says Click her to add a General Educational Support intervention or note.

  3. You will then be directed to the student’s added General Education Plan.



Creating an Individualized Learning Plan in EdHub


First, find the student you want to create a plan for.  

  1. Click on the student search link in the upper right hand corner. 

  2. Enter the student name in the search field and then click the small arrow to search.

  3. Click on the student name to enter their e-file.


  1. Click on the Educational Support tab within the e-file. 

  2. Click on the Add Student Plan drop down. 

  3. Then select the type of plan you would like to add for your student.

  4. Once you choose the plan - the steps are similar for each type of plan, some of the plans contain more sections than others, but generally they are quite similar.





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