Level All’s Kentucky ILP Tool: Simple, Comprehensive, and Free

August 4, 2026

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1 min

Kentucky’s Individual Learning Plan requirement is one of the most important things a district can get right. But, with everything counselors have to do, it’s also one of the easiest to let slip through the cracks. Level All was built with Kentucky educators to make sure that doesn’t happen.

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What the ILP Actually Requires

Every Kentucky student needs an Individual Learning Plan, established within the first 90 days of 6th grade and updated annually through 12th grade.

Career exploration. Students explore the 16 career clusters and identify skills, knowledge, and aptitudes tied to different careers.
Goal setting. By 8th grade, each ILP must define concrete learning goals and identify courses aligned to a student’s interests.
Readiness indicators. Graduation is tied to meeting approved readiness indicators including ACT benchmarks, dual credit, or industry credentials, all built on the direction set in the ILP.
Documentation. All of it needs to be tracked in a way that meets state expectations, from 6th grade through graduation.

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Tracking an ILP that starts 90 days into 6th grade and runs annually through 12th grade, for every student in a district, is a large undertaking for a counselor. It’s also exactly where things fall through the cracks.

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How Level All Makes It Manageable

Level All’s Career & Academic Plan (CAP) tool walks students through every piece of the ILP process, turning it into an interactive, portfolio-building experience instead of a paper trail.

Guided student experience. Students log in and move through structured career and academic planning content built specifically for Kentucky, working at their own pace.
A lasting portfolio. Every step a student completes feeds directly into their ILP, a record of goals, reflections, academic plans, and career exploration that stays with them through graduation.
Real-time counselor dashboard. Counselors see exactly where each student stands, who’s on track, who needs follow-up, and where the gaps are across the whole school.
Ready-made lesson plans. Teachers can bring ILP work into the classroom without building curriculum from scratch.

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The dashboard is usually where Kentucky counselors have their “this changes everything” moment. Filter by grade, flag students who haven’t set their 8th-grade learning goals yet, or pull a report before a meeting with administration, all at the touch of a button.

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Free and Ready When You Are

Every Kentucky student has free access to Level All, with no budget conversation and no approval process standing in the way.

No cost. Your district can roll out Level All to every student without impacting your budget.
See it in action. If you want to see how it works for your school, reach out to schedule a conversation.

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Reach out at kentucky@levelall.com.