No, you can cancel your membership at any time.  One thing to consider is that if you do cancel, you will not be able to re-enroll until the membership opens to new members in several months.  

Also, the licensing rights to use the resources in your classroom will be revoked.  

I'm confident that the membership will provide you with so much value, you won't even consider canceling!

Thanks for purchasing resources from OOTWL!  With over 500 resources available to date for teachers, it's safe to say you will gain added value by getting access to it all!  

If for whatever reason you do decide to cancel your membership, you will still maintain your licensing rights to any previous resources you've purchased, but joining the membership will give you so much more!

I open the membership up 2-3 times a year for monthly payment plan options.  If you'd prefer monthly payment, join the waitlist here to be notified when this option will be available again.

The Gold membership will give you access to every resource available from OOTWL, along with the one webinar training, "Jen Bengel 101."

The Platinum membership gives you all the Gold has to offer, PLUS access to all 14 webinar trainings and a 5 hour video course on teaching writing.

Absolutely!  As an OOTWL member, you'll gain access to every new resource created in 2019 and beyond.  As long as you are a member, you'll have access, just like Netflix ;) 

Yes.  However, documents are changed and updated all the time.  The site is designed so that you can access the most updated material when you need it.  I want to save you as much time as possible.  

Each teacher will need his/her own license.  Out of This World Literacy is able to provide affordable resources directly to teachers and districts and respectfully asks that all abide by the terms of the license to keep prices low for everyone.

Ok, so I made this last question up.  In all seriousness, I have tried to make this the biggest 'no brainer' decision you could possibly make regarding your own sanity and classroom lesson planning.  You owe it to yourself, your family, and to your students.