Elan Publishing Company Deluxe Full-Year Student Planner for High School 40 weeks (HS-90)

Sending this back. I literally just got the package and opened it. I loved the layout inside, but this thing is junk and will not hold up at all. I’ll just go to Walmart I guess. Another amazon fail. My last few orders have been junk and I’m going to cancel the prime membership. It isn’t worth it anymore. You can’t even get the book to open. The binding is weird. I’ve never saw a book like this.

Ok, this is marketed as a planner for HS students. I’m a vocational nurse going to college for prereqs to get into a VN to RN bridge program.I looked at a bunch of planners before choosing this one. I wanted something undated so I don’t feel guilty that my life isn’t busy every month of the year, with no frills—-I don’t want to track water intake or meals or money or “daily goals” or gratitude stuff or stickers. I want spaces big enough to write in. I don’t want to feel like using the planner is destroying it by making it ugly.Pros:• It’s undated, so if you don’t have to worry about pages worth of unused weeks months.• It’s straightforward. Pages 5-8 have monthly columns (not calendar) so you can list important information and reference by month. Pages 9-12 have weekly tables to list your subjects per term.• The next 20 or so pages are good info for young people: tips for interviews, how to study, how to fill out the planner, learning types, etc• then you have 40 weeks of weekly planner pages, followed by a huuuge table for tracking your grades.There’s a few more extra features in the back few pages.Cons:The only drawback is looks. It’s really not cute.It’s green, the inside colors are black, white, yellow, green.

I am naturally a hot mess. I have tried a lot of different planners over the years and none of them have worked quite as well as this one for my studies. I like that I can look across and categorize everything by class. This has worked so much better for my scattered brain than a traditional planner that just has one box. I wish I had thought of looking up a middle schooler/high schooler planner sooner but am glad I can at least enjoy this planner until I graduate university. I am actually thinking of ways I can just use this once I graduate as well by dividing it into categories like home/leisure/work etc. Let's see how that goes, but definitely for school I highly recommend this planner. :)

I am using this in a different way than it is intended. We have 8 in our family so I use the sections with our names mom and dad take the top row. Every doctor, dentist, tryout, sport schedule is then listed next to a child’s name. I can see the family apointments for a week at a time. I love this scheduler.

This is THE student planner - as a teacher I have recommended this planner to students for years. Its beauty lies in its organization: you list your subjects down the left hand side, then assignments for the week from left to right over the two page spread. When you open the planner you can immediately see what is due when, thereby enabling a student to plan out their workload for any given day and not fall behind. When I worked in a tutoring office this is the planner the entire high school was given and the students loved it. Look no further.