All Course Network
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 2024-2025
Registration Timeline for 2024-2025
Coming in May 2024 - Students pre-register for Summer, Fall and Yearling courrses.
TBD; Spring 2024 Lottery runs - you must accept/decline any seats offered by TBD : Directions - ENGLISH - SPANISH.
Please e-mail acn@ride.ri.gov with any questions.
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.
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 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 direction sheet to help you create your account and 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 direction sheet to help you create your account and one for how to add a course.
How to Create Your ACN Account (1).pdfHow to Add an ACN Course.pdfStep 3: Together with your learning team complete the Met Course Enrollment Agreement (return to your Advisor). Make a copy of your own to edit. Can add multiple class requests to the same form -
Step 3: Together with your learning team complete the Met Course Enrollment Agreement (return to your Advisor). Make a copy of your own to edit. Can add multiple class requests to the same form -
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. Directions on how to accept an offered seat - LINK
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. Directions on how to accept an offered seat - LINK
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)