The purpose of LACA is to develop, support, and provide leadership in administrative, educational, and network technology for the member boards of education while striving to surpass customer expectations.

If you cannot access your e-mail, please call LACA at (740) 345-3400.
For assistance with other e-mail issues, please contact exchange@laca.org

To change your e-mail password, click the Password link under Service Start Pages on the left side of the screen.
 

LACA E-mail Retrieval Methods

Outlook Web Access (OWA) The easiest method...no setup is required. All you need is a web browser.  You can connect from anywhere that you have an Internet connection, and you will get full access to your messages, calendar, and contacts stored on the LACA Exchange server.

Outlook 2003/2007 with RPC over HTTPS If you have Outlook 2003 or 2007, this is the recommended connection method. You can connect from anywhere (at school, at home, on the road) using this method. You will have full access to your messages, calendar, and contacts stored on the LACA Exchange server.

Outlook 2002/2000 Outlook 2002 and 2000 can ONLY connect to the LACA Exchange server directly from inside the LACA network.   These clients do not support the RPC over HTTPS method of connection and are not good choices for connecting from home. You CAN set them up as IMAP or POP3 from home, but they will only have the same capabilities as Outlook Express.  You will only have access to your email message, but not to calendars or contacts stored on the LACA Exchange server.  If you have Outlook 2003 or 2007 available, it is recommended that you use them instead.

Outlook Express Outlook Express is only capable of POP3 and IMAP connections.  You cannot access your calendar or contacts stored on the LACA Exchange server. Any calendar appointments or contacts you enter are stored on the local computer and that is the only place you can access them.  If you have the option of Outlook 2003 or 2007, it is recommended that you use those instead of Outlook Express in order to take full advantage of the functionality of the LACA Exchange server.

PDAs / Cell Phones That Support ActiveSync If you PDA (Blackberry, Palm, etc)  or Cell Phone (Smartphone, Treo, etc) is capable of using ActiveSync, you can connect directly to the LACA Exchange server and have full access to your messages, calendar, and contacts.  If your PDA/cell phone only supports IMAP or POP3, please click the link below for general information on setting up IMAP/POP3.

All Other IMAP/POP3 Clients General setup information for all IMAP/POP3 capable clients.

Exchange(MAPI), IMAP, and POP3? 
What's the difference between these three types of connections?