Start with one teacher. Scale across every school.
PhysednHealth gives teachers a clear starting point and gives schools a real system for curriculum, lessons, assessment, safety, and reporting. Try it free, run connected classroom instruction, or standardize PE across a district.
Built for K–12 PE
FERPA-aligned workflows
Supports FitnessGram® & Presidential Fitness
- Compare plans
- See what Ed replaces
- See district rollout support
What schools are actually buying
Why most schools choose the full system
Not every buyer needs the same starting point.
This pricing structure is designed to reduce friction for teachers, make the real system obvious for schools, and give districts a clear path to standardization.
Start without risk
Use the free trial to see how Ed fits your class, your standards, and your workflow before you commit.
Connect planning and assessment
Classroom plans work best for teachers who want consistent instruction, faster planning, and easier progress tracking.
Build PE infrastructure
School and district plans are for leaders who want visibility, stronger consistency, and support across multiple teachers or campuses.
Pick the level that fits your program right now.
Start free, run connected instruction, unlock the full Ed operating system, or standardize across schools with a district implementation.
Free Trial
Explore Ed before rollout. Best for seeing how the platform fits your classroom—not for running your full program long term.
FREE
No credit card REQUIRED
- Limited classroom access
- Up to 30 students
- Basic assessment tools
- Sample unit and lesson generation
- See how Ed works before upgrading
Think of this as your guided entry point—not the destination plan.
Classroom Essentials
Connected classroom use for one teacher. Best when you want planning, assessment, and progress tracking to finally work together.
$49
per teacher / school year
- Full unit and lesson generation
- Pre/post assessments
- Progress tracking
- Comparison reports
- Core classroom reporting
Strong classroom value. Ideal if your biggest problem is time and disconnected tools.
Full PE System
The real Ed system. Best for schools that want PE to run as one connected program—not as separate planning, testing, and reporting tasks.
$149
per teacher / school year
- Everything in Classroom Essentials
- Full Ed system access
- Unlimited students
- Space + safety adaptations
- Assessment + reporting engine
- Parent and admin-ready outputs
- Health and wellness support
This is the plan for schools that want the actual operating system, not just a lighter classroom tool.
School & District System
Standardize instruction, reporting, and implementation across multiple teachers, schools, or an entire district.
Custom
district pricing
- Multi-teacher management
- District dashboards
- Compliance and custom reporting
- Professional development
- Implementation support
- Dedicated success and training
Built for standardization, procurement, and defensible program visibility across schools.
Replace multiple tools—and a lot of teacher time—with one system.
Most schools piece together curriculum tools, spreadsheets, assessment platforms, reports, and generic AI. PhysednHealth combines those jobs into one PE-specific system built to actually work in schools.
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What schools usually patch together
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Separate cost
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With PhysednHealth
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Curriculum planning
Scope and sequence planning, unit mapping, lesson organization |
$300–$800 / year
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Included with Ed
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Assessment & data tracking
Testing tools, score tracking, progress dashboards |
$400–$1,000 / year
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Included
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Rubrics & reporting
Checklists, reports, parent-ready documentation |
$20 / user + admin time
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Included
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Generic AI lesson planning
Tools that do not understand PE spaces, safety, equipment, or standards |
$100–$240 / year
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Built in for PE
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Operational documents
Sub plans, parent updates, admin summaries, program documentation |
Teacher time + manual creation
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Generated on demand
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Total value replaced
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$1,500+ / year
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$49–$149 / year at classroom level
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What Ed replaces
Planning time
shrinks because units, lessons, and assessments are connected from the start.
What Ed reduces
Teacher burnout
drops when documentation, assessments, and day-to-day planning stop living in separate tools.
What Ed unlocks
Program visibility
improves because teachers, principals, and district leaders can finally see what PE is doing.
Schools choose Ed when one-off lesson generation is no longer enough.
General AI tools can help create content. Ed is built to run a connected PE program—so planning, adaptation, assessment, and reporting all work together instead of living in separate prompts and tools.
Ed organizes the work.
Annual plans, units, daily lessons, assessments, and reports connect to each other. Teachers do not have to rebuild context every time they open a new tool or start a new prompt.
Built for PE, not generic teaching.
Ed is designed for K–12 Physical Education, with support for class size, equipment, facility realities, standards alignment, and the operational needs that make PE different from a normal classroom.
Adaptation and reporting are part of the system.
Ed helps schools adapt lessons to space and safety conditions, then turns instruction and assessment into outputs families, principals, and district leaders can actually use.
Ed vs general AI tools
A simple buyer view of the difference between a PE operating system and a general content generator.
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What schools usually patch together
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Separate cost
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With PhysednHealth
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PE-native planning
Built around physical education, not just generic lesson output. |
Usually prompt-dependent
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Built for PE and wellness
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Connected workflow
Annual plan to unit to lesson to assessment. |
Mostly disconnected outputs
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Connected by design
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Space and safety adaptation
Class size, facility, equipment, and safe execution. |
Not a core product behavior
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Explicit product differentiator
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Assessment and reporting
Progress tracking and admin-ready visibility. |
Usually separate or manual
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Built into the workflow
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That is why schools use general AI to experiment—but choose Ed when they want PE to run like a real system.
Structured for adoption, rollout, and procurement.
This is not consumer pricing dressed up for schools. It is built for teacher adoption, school-wide implementation, and district decision-making.
Low-friction entry
Affordable entry points make it easier for under-resourced schools to start with real PE infrastructure.
District-ready path
When schools want standardization, reporting, and training, district implementation support is already built into the model.
Defensible value story
It is easier to justify a system that improves consistency, saves time, strengthens reporting, and supports every PE teacher.
Questions buyers ask before they say yes.
Can Ed replace a PE curriculum?
Yes. Schools can use Ed to generate a complete standards-aligned PE curriculum, or to strengthen an existing one without rebuilding everything from scratch.
Is pricing per school or per teacher?
Classroom plans are priced per teacher per school year. School and district implementations are custom based on rollout size, support needs, and reporting requirements.
Does this include assessment tools?
Yes. PhysednHealth supports assessment, reporting, progress tracking, FitnessGram®, Presidential Fitness, and Ed-powered instructional follow-through.
Why not just use a general AI tool?
General AI does not understand PE spaces, equipment, class-size realities, safety needs, or standards alignment. Ed is built specifically for physical education.
next step
Start simple—or standardize the whole program.
Teachers can start quickly. Schools can unlock the full Ed system. Districts can roll out one connected platform that makes PE more visible, consistent, and defensible.
I’m a PE teacher
Try the platform, see how Ed fits your classroom, and get started without a long buying process.
I’m a school or district leader
See how PhysednHealth can standardize instruction, strengthen reporting, and support teachers across schools.
Modernizing physical education assessment for the 21st century