There are three very important aspects to consider: Usage, Features, and Cost.

Usage

• School-wide initiative — You want the MicroSchool or School Editions as they unite the teachers and students into one program with an oversight role to set policies and view reports comparing classes.
• Each teacher doing their own thing — Go with Classroom as each account is an autonomous program with only one teacher account. The programs do not talk to each other and there is no oversight role.

Features

• School — Loaded, and has one extra feature not found in Classroom or MicroSchool — Auto Rostering. This is a super convenient way to keep your classes rostered during the year, especially if your district is using ReadnQuiz. It manages transfers as well.
• MicroSchool — All the same School features except Auto Rostering. It gives small schools a full suite of powerful capabilities.
• Classroom — Gives you the basics. Everything a teacher needs to manage a successful reading program, including features typically only found in higher-priced programs, like the Q Bank.

Cost

• This may be your number one concern. If so, we have options for you. Use the decider below to find the ReadnQuiz edition that fits your budget.