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ACN Registration: Sep 21 - Dec 4 | CCRI Registration: Nov 30 - Dec 18
ACN Registration Process: Follow the 5 Steps Below.
The All Course Network is an assortment of courses offered to RI K-12 students. Some are college opportunities, some are focused on learning work-based skills, and some are after-school enrichment type courses. More info from RIDE here.ACN Registration Process: Follow the 5 Steps Below.
Registration Timeline for Spring 2027
Registration Timeline for Spring 2027
Registration Period: September 21 to December 4, 2026
Lottery Date: December 8, 2026. Students and families are notified via e-mail of course lottery results and course seat offers.
Online application + Met Enrollment agreement
Students must keep checking their ACN dashboard after the lottery and take action to “accept” or “decline” any seat offers. It is important they decline if no longer interested so the seat can be offered to someone else.
Registration will reopen at a later point after the lottery for any remaining open seats.
If you or your students need support creating an EnrollRI account or logging in, please email HelpenrollRI@ride.ri.gov
All courses have a 1 week drop window starting from the 1st scheduled meeting day of class. Students must request the drop themselves on their ACN dashboard.
This one-pager for all the details
This one-pager for all the details
Spring 2027 ACN Registration Process Chart.pdfStep 1: Meet with your learning team to decide if this is a good opportunity for you. Review the Readiness Checklist | Link to Browse the classes.
Step 1: Meet with your learning team to decide if this is a good opportunity for you. Review the Readiness Checklist | Link to Browse the classes.
Step 2: Create, or return to, your ACN account and request the course. Click HERE to get to the enrollment portal. Below is a guide sheet to help you create your account and another one for how to add a course.
Step 2: Create, or return to, your ACN account and request the course. Click HERE to get to the enrollment portal. Below is a guide sheet to help you create your account and another one for how to add a course.
How to Create Your ACN Account (1).pdfHow to Add an ACN Course.pdfStep 3: Work with your learning team to fill out the Met Course Enrollment Agreement.
Step 3: Work with your learning team to fill out the Met Course Enrollment Agreement.
Make a copy of the original document so you can edit it directly.
Make a copy of the original document so you can edit it directly.
Include all requested classes on a single form by adding extra rows to the table as needed.
Return the completed and signed form directly to your Met Advisor.
Step 4: Keep checking your email for updates. You will be notified if you are offered a seat and will have a deadline to respond and accept the spot in the course. If you are not offered a seat your name will be moved to a waiting list and you might be contacted during the drop/add period which is the first week of the course.
Step 4: Keep checking your email for updates. You will be notified if you are offered a seat and will have a deadline to respond and accept the spot in the course. If you are not offered a seat your name will be moved to a waiting list and you might be contacted during the drop/add period which is the first week of the course.
If you are in a college class, there will be paperwork you will need to complete and return by a certain date or you will lose your seat in the course.
If you are in a college class, there will be paperwork you will need to complete and return by a certain date or you will lose your seat in the course.
Step 5: For College Classes, you will need to attend a New Student Orientation and create a student account using the college system and use the college email to communicate with professors. This is different from your ACN account (which is used only to register for a class). Get support for college classes here. Tutor.com via AskRI.org (free)
Step 5: For College Classes, you will need to attend a New Student Orientation and create a student account using the college system and use the college email to communicate with professors. This is different from your ACN account (which is used only to register for a class). Get support for college classes here. Tutor.com via AskRI.org (free)
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