RenWeb Login
Renweb is Hope Academy’s database for schedules, attendance, grades, and lesson plans. Please contact the school’s front office if you are having issues logging into RenWeb. Furthermore, for Apple iPhone, iPad, and iPod users, there is a mobile app, RenWeb Home, that is free to download but requires a $4.99 annual subscription. An Android app is also available. NOTE: RenWeb has been known to cause access trouble on certain browsers, like Internet Explorer. It is recommended you use Firefox, Chrome, Safari, or an alternate browser to access RenWeb/ParentsWeb.
Here are instructions to log into ParentsWeb for the first time:
1. Go to www.renweb.com.
2. Click Logins.
3. Click the Parent, Student, or Staff button.
4. Type the District Code, which is GA-LA for Hope Academy.
5. Click Create New ParentsWeb Account.
6. Type the email address that the school has on file in RenWeb for the Parent, Student, or Staff (this is/are the e-mail address(es) you listed on your child’s registration form.
7. Click Create Account.
8. An email is sent to the email address on file in RenWeb for the Parent, Student, or Staff.
9. Access the email account and click the link to create your user name and password.
10. Type a User Name and Password.
11. Click Save User Name and/or Password.
Autism Society of America
5430 South Woodchase Court
Baton Rouge, LA 70808
Phone: 800-955-3760
Email: pjmanco@cox.net
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