Welcome to Summit K12! Our programs are designed to enhance your student’s abilities in various subjects. Use this guide to support your student along this exciting path of learning.
Accessing Your Student’s Class
Summit K12 Practice Tests and Benchmarks
Logging into Summit K12
There are three main ways your student can access Summit K12 depending on the district’s setup:
1. Clever & ClassLink SSO on a Laptop/Desktop
2. Website Login on a Laptop/Desktop
3. iPad
Not sure how your student logs in to Summit K12? Please contact your student’s teacher for additional guidance and login information if needed.
For more detailed steps on how to log in, please view Student Guide - Getting Started with Summit K12.
Accessing Your Student’s Class
After successfully signing in, you should see the class(es) in which your student is enrolled. If you see multiple classes, make sure you select the correct teacher's class.
Summit K12 Practice Tests and Benchmarks
Practice tests and benchmarks help teachers monitor your student’s progress and are opportunities for students to build confidence and familiarity with their state assessments. Availability will vary by program and grade levels purchased.
Once a test or benchmark is submitted, a learning plan filled with activities to help the student practice their skills will generate.
Once a student has a learning plan, they can continue working on it until their teacher instructs otherwise.
| Program | Progress Monitoring | Grades | Plan Name |
| Connect to Literacy | ELD Benchmarks | 1st-12th* | PLP/ILLP |
| Science | Practice Tests | 5th, 8th, Biology | PLP |
| RLA | Practice Tests | 3rd-English II | PLP |
| HB 4545 | Accelerated Placement Tests | 3rd-English II | ALP |
*For Connect to Literacy - TELPAS, benchmarks are available for 2nd-12th grade only.
Is your student’s grade not listed in the table above? Jump directly to this section of the article for guidance on how to access your student’s assignments.
Typically, students take these practice tests/benchmarks with their teacher! If your student’s teacher has assigned a test or benchmark to be completed at home, students can easily find and take it by following the steps included in the linked articles below:
- Student Question - How do I find my test/benchmark? (coming soon!)
💡Tip: Use these same steps to find your student’s score on any completed tests or benchmarks.
Student Assignments
Depending on the grade level, students can either work on their learning plan or work on designated activities unlocked by the teacher.
Students who do not take a test or benchmark should look for unlocked activities in their class. All other students will either have unlocked activities or learning plans to work on. If you have any questions, please contact your student’s teacher for guidance on which activities are to be completed.
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