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Student Resources

The road to academic success doesn’t end once class is over and you shouldn’t have to wait until tomorrow to ask an important question – find out the answer now, using our online resources, which are available 24/7.

ICA provides a suite of educational tools and resources for students and parents to bolster and augment material learned in classrooms. If class is over but there’s still work to be done, you’re in the right place! Whether you have a paper to submit or are on a quest for knowledge, these tools are available to you at all times.

Elementary School, Middle School, & High School

 

Access your courses, class resources and curriculum tools all in one place, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. IF your students want to use another device other than the school issued Chromebook, you can – you will just need to use this link below to access our Clever App to log into our student portal.

Elementary School

Edmentum   K – 5th grade: diagnostic testing & intervention. Learning Path, extra support, Sped Services Reading, ELA, Math

Middle School

Edmentum 6th – 8th grade diagnostic testing & intervention. Learning Path, extra support, Sped Services Reading, ELA, & Math

High School

Edmentum 9th – 12th grade diagnostic testing & intervention. Learning Path, extra support, Sped Services Reading, ELA, & Math


Zoom  K-8th: Daily Meetings with Students

             9th-12th: Weekly Meeting with Students

 

Encyclopedia Britannica

Need information about the indigenous insects of Botswana? Are you working on a science project to determine the rate at which humans can metabolize different phospholipids? Either way – there’s useful information available to you all the time with this all-access pass to the Encyclopedia Britannica, available in English and Spanish!

Forgot the login information? Contact your teacher for the updated ICA login.

College Readiness

We believe that facilitating an environment in which learning can occur at any time throughout the day is the key to preparing students for college, where they will be expected to familiarize themselves with similar tools.

Download the Common App to get started on your first-year college application right from your mobile device! Going to college will help you discover the career path that matches your interests and motivates you to become the best version of yourself.

Rising juniors who are on the college prep graduation plan should be sure to register for college testing through the ACT, SAT or both! Be sure to check with the colleges that you are interested in applying for to see which test results they require.

Student athletes may need to register for either the NCAA Clearinghouse or NAIA Clearinghouse to be eligible for college sports scholarships and scouting. Contact each organization to learn more.

Bullying Prevention Resources for Students Who Identify or Are Perceived as Neurodivergent

Resources

Need something else?

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