Dear Families,
Our course pacing guide officially starts this week. We hope each of you enjoy a day off on Monday and are ready to get started, if you have not already, on Tuesday.
Starting a new semester is exciting. You get to take the lessons you learned from last semester and apply them. Start new work habits, get to know a new facilitator, and learn new information and skills! There are many tools available to you to help you on your way.
We understand you may need to switch courses. Please use our withdrawal form within the first 20 days of registration to request a course change.
With gratitude,
The iLEAD Online team
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