Connections Academy Login : Log In to Your Connections Academy School
Login to Your Connections Academy School. If you are a currently enrolled family, use the dropdown below to find your school to log in to Pearson Online Classroom (formerly known as Connexus).
Click the link to learn more about the Connections Academy enrollment process – including key dates and important steps – and get started on your family’s learning journey.
Connections Academy®–supported schools are tuition–free online public schools for grades K–12 offered in certain states. This is a unique program that combines the strong parental involvement of homeschooling, professional expertise and accountability, and a flexible learning environment. Connections Academy provides the tools and support students need to learn in an online setting.
How much does the online program cost?
The online public school program is free, including all of the books and curriculum. The only costs are the optional field trips, which are organized by your school’s community coordinators and staff, and the replenishment of some school supplies, such as printer cartridges.
Connections Academy is comfortable with a ratio of 4:1 (four children to one Learning Coach). An additional adult serving as Learning Coach is recommended for more than 4 students in a household. In the event that the additional adult is not a parent or legal guardian, a Designated Learning Coach Agreement must be completed by both the parent/legal guardian and Designated Learning Coach.
How long will it take to complete the enrollment process?
That depends on you. The sooner you complete online enrollment forms and submit the required documents, the sooner your student will be enrolled. It typically takes two weeks or more to complete the entire enrollment process
TIP: Log in to your caretaker homepage daily to review the student’s enrollment status and the verification of documents you submit
How much time do students spend on the computer?
The amount of time a student spends on the computer varies by grade. Younger students spend approximately 15–30%, middle school students spend about 50–75%, and high school students spend about 80–90% of their school day working on the computer.*
*Â Time on the computer may vary based on the use of print textbooks or online textbooks. The availability of print textbooks varies by state and course.
