Planner 2025-2026, 2025-2026 Academic Planner Weekly and Monthly with Tabs, July 2025 - June 2026, 6.25" × 8.3", Strong Twin-Wire Binding

I have worked as a project manager, private investigator and now in human resources, juggling work, gym, kids, sports, finishing my master’s and my husband’s schedule, I am literally losing my mind. This is exactly what I needed, I have overpaid for daily planners that are sub-par at best, this one is perfect.A quick rundown of why this makes sense, btw I read reviews before I buy and I take the good and bad into consideration before purchasing, my review is not to sell a product, but to tell the potential consumer what to expect. It has a section to put in names and numbers of contacts (2 pages), more than enough space to add your important and not so important contacts. There is a quick reference page for emergency contacts your own information, close friends, and family. There is a page that shows the holidays for 2019-2012, great for my mom chaos, knowing the days they fall on for the school year. Each month has the tabs, making it easy to navigate through the months, starting July of 2019. The month is laid out to quickly jot down notes on days, with a small note section. You have the days of the week following the calendar of the month, plenty of room to write your daily activities, to-do’s, or obligations. Oh, and the full month shows what day of the year the day is and how many says left of the year, example July 2nd, 2019 shows 183/182. I didn’t realize how helpful this was until I needed to use it (to plan out a vacation).The planner ends on July 2020, I know some planners go longer, but I find this more convenient, I hang on to my planners and this makes it simpler for reconciling meetings, activities, appointments. There are a ton of pages for notes and it has a map of the U.S. with time zones. I love the little plastic pocket in the back for holding my post-its or receipts. It fits perfect in my purse and in my briefcase, easy to use quickly or find what I need to look up easily. For the price its perfect, I rely on daily planners and I bought one for my younger son to help keep track of his own activities and assignments due. Its well made, it has high quality paper and the binder appears to be sturdy, won’t break down over use. All in all I am very satisfied.

TL;DR: Excellent substitute for a standard day planner if you're a dancer. Slim, light, & durable. Just enough room to note down what I need to know!The Long Version:Since my working year begins in September, my schedule is not a typical 9-5, and I don't have to keep track of a lot of daily appointments and tasks, this planner is perfect for me.I note performances, tech and dress rehearsals, and appointments both on monthly and weekly pages: in brief on the monthly calendar, then with a little more detail on a line under the given day of the appropriate week (starting with the time, for example: 8:00 AM CALL for 10 AM Nutcracker).The flexible format also makes it possible to note down late performances—a lot of dayplanners itemize hours from 8 to 6 or 7, then include only a few lines for the evening, which is a huge waste of space when your working day occasionally doesn't begin until 8 PM.Because I don't need the hour-by-hour breakdown typical of dayplanner designs, this light, slim, and durable planner is ideal for me. Indexed tabs make it easy to find any date you're looking for.All told, a nice little planner, thoughtfully designed. Probably also works beautifully for its intended audience of students ;)

If you're looking for a MINIMAL, STURDY, and COST-EFFECTIVE planner, this is an excellent option.I purchased this the summer before starting my senior year of high school. First off, I wouldn't consider myself an expert in agendas, but I've been relying on them for all my years in school. It is my number one tool for staying organized. I've tried electronic calendars but nothing beats a regular agenda, especially in high school and middle school when you already have pencils and paper out (it isn't as effective to have to pull your phone out to write down assignments!) Perhaps in college, I'll use a laptop or iPad or something- but most likely, I will use an agenda, and most likely, it'll be from this Amazon seller.I selected the black color (because it was a dollar cheaper, of course!).The features I like about this agenda are the really plain weekly pages. I find when companies try to box the days in and add more text, it takes up too much room.In addition, I like how the notes pages are nice and plain too. Also, the clear pocket at the back will come in handy. Previously, I would make my own pocket by taping and folding two pages together, but those pockets would always tear.When deciding on which agenda to buy, I was conflicted between this one and Amazon's choice, which is a traditionally bound (book-style) notebook with a ribbon bookmark. Other than being more expensive, I decided against that one for the fact that I like to fold my agenda on itself so that it's just the size of one page. With a spiral bound notebook, that is easy to do- with a regular book-bound notebook, not so easy!

Nice size, decently built planner. Has lots of extra lined pages, which I really like and use, as well as a pocket page at the end. Paper seems fairly thick. Not sure about durability since it is always on my desk, but good, basic planner for the price.

Great size. Perfect for a month of appointments and free time with friends and family.