Parents
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Listed below are quick parent resources. Take a moment to review and contact your student's teacher or building principal for more information.
Enrollment Application Forms for Residents and Non-Residents
Open Enrollment Forms for Non-Residents (To be completed in addition to the Enrollment Application Form noted above.)
Concerns About Your Child's School Experience
In any endeavor as complex as education, conflicts and misunderstandings will inevitably occur. If you have a problem or question, the school district wants to work with you to get the issue resolved. We request that you use the following process to get your questions addressed: First contact your child's teacher. If the problem cannot be resolved, you have the option of contacting the building principal, then the superintendent of schools, and finally the school board. It has been our experience that most issues are satisfactorily and efficiently resolved by beginning with the teacher.
Parent Portal
How to establish a Parent Portal Account --> Parent Portal Request Form
How to access the --> Parent Portal - Here you will find instant access to accurate, current and confidential information about your child(ren)'s school attendance, grades, class assignments and more!
Forgot your password? Click Here and a reminder will be sent your your email.
Click here to access the Parent Portal User Guide --> User Guide
Click here for access to a Parent Portal Video Tutorial
Volunteer Opportunities and Form
No Child Left Behind Website-A Parent's Guide
On January 8, 2002, when the No Child Left Behind Act became the law of the land, we began a new era of education in our nation's history. Democrats and Republicans in Congress joined together with President Bush in an historic agreement to improve the educational opportunities for every American child. - Rod Paige, U.S. Department of Education
