Parents can give their students Logon access to Scholaric, through the account link on the dashboard:
The account link takes you to the student account page, which allows you to control logon access to Scholaric for your student, set and change their password, and decide what they are able to do in Scholaric.
The student account does NOT require an email address. If one is provided, the student can use it to reset their password. Otherwise, the parent will have to reset their password on the student account page.
Student Authorizations:
At the bottom of the account page, the parent must decide what authorization level to give the student. There are several levels to choose from, depending on what the parent wants the student to be able to do.
Track Work: At the most basic level, the student can track their work as completed, but it does not modify the complete state of the lesson in the parent's account. Lessons marked as "student complete" will show up as green. The additional color allows the parent to know the student's progress during the day.
Mark Complete: Designed for students with a higher degree of trust, the mark complete level allows students to mark lessons as complete in both their account and the parent's account, but not to enter a grade. Note that these lessons will appear black, just as though the parent marked the lesson as complete. This level may be considered also for homeschools who do not track scores.
Enter Grades: Designed for the student who grades their own work, this authorization level allows the student to enter scores as well. The parent will be able to view the scores and modify them.
Edit Lessons: Designed for the student who works more independently, this level also allows students to modify the lesson text.
Create, delete and move lessons: For those with complete trust, the student can be allowed even to create, delete, and modify lessons. Use with caution.
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