Teachally, a leading AI-first platform for HQIM curriculum planning and instruction, announced today that it has been named Top EdTech for Curriculum and Instruction for 2026 by District Administration.
“We are incredibly honored to receive this recognition from District Administration,” said Daniel Bernstein, CEO of Teachally. “From day one, Teachally has been built around listening. We listen to teachers, we listen to district leaders, and we build alongside them. This award affirms that AI in education works best when it strengthens instructional vision, respects teacher expertise, and adapts to the real needs of districts.”
Teachally also highlighted its continued partnership with Southwest Metro Intermediate District 288, led by Superintendent Jeff Horton, who was also recently named Superintendent of the Year for 2026 by District Administration.
“Teachally has approached this work as a true partner,” said Jeff Horton. “They took the time to understand our instructional priorities, listened to our educators, and worked alongside our district to reduce planning burden while strengthening curriculum and instruction. The results we have seen, including a significant reduction in teacher turnover, reflect the value of tools that are built with districts rather than for them.”
Through its partnership with Southwest Metro, Teachally supported a significant improvement in educator retention. Over the course of the collaboration, the district reduced teacher turnover from approximately 30 percent to 1 percent.
As the platform continues to gain traction, Teachally is onboarding new districts to build district-owned, HQIM-aligned lesson plans and curricula that reflect local priorities while ensuring transparency, rigor, and scalability.
About Teachally
Teachally is an AI-first curriculum and instruction platform designed to help educators teach at the speed of AI without sacrificing quality, integrity, or professional judgment. By delivering HQIM-compliant, standards-aligned, classroom-ready instructional materials on demand, Teachally empowers teachers, supports district goals, and improves instructional outcomes at scale.