Parents

Last year, we added the Parent Portal to enhance communication between you as parents and the school your child attends.

It's the Parent Portal, a tool designed to enhance the communication and involvement of parents in their child’s education. We encourage you to use the Parent Portal regularly to

Manage your information for the School Notification System

Complete student Acceptable Use Policy Agreements

View student demographic information, class schedule and grades in the Schooltool System

Internet Safety Tips for Teens

• When using Social Networking Web sites, be sure to have your account setting on “private” so that only your friends can view your profile.
  
• Create a user name that is gender-neutral and treat anyone you communicate with on the Internet with suspicion.
  
• Tell your parents or an adult you trust about any online harassment/cyber-bullying. Be sure to document user names as well as the offensive comments.
  
• It is important to keep your personal information (i.e. real name, address, city, school, phone number) private. Never give out such information to anyone. Using this information, hackers could potentially access your computer.
  
• When posting pictures, be aware that everyone will have access to them and use common sense about what is appropriate. Try to adhere to school dress code policies when considering posting images. Rule of thumb: don’t post anything you wouldn’t want your parents to see.
  
• Be aware that people can still search you on search engines such as Google for your Social Networking Pages.

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