This Parent Toolkit gives parents/guardians some great tips on supporting their child in the areas of academics, social and emotional skills, and health/wellness.  Benchmarks and expectations in every grade level individually are provided.  This toolkit is proivided through NWEA, so it also helps parents understand their child's progress through their MAP scores too. Use this as a way to better connect with your child and understand his/her needs.

Career Cruising is the ILP site (Individual Learning Plan), which all 6th through 12th graders work on and update annually.  Career Cruising helps students research careers, research/choose the type of education they need, figure out their interests, and plan for life after high school.

Students and Parents can log in to the Infinite Campus portal to check grades, attendance, and past report cards, progress reports, and transcripts.  Parents can also pay fees and load funds into the child's cafeteria account as well.  Students log in with their SSID (Student School ID) as their username.  They've created their own password.  Parents can log in withe their child's information OR set up their own parent account.  Parent accounts allow parents to log in once to see all children in the household.  To set up a parent account, you need a one-time Activation Code.  You can obtain this by contacting one of the following people:  Kellie Trammel (elementary), Amy Schenk (high school), or Jenny McMillen (both schools).

It may seem hard to talk to our kids about certain topics.  We've included some links and resources that might help you with this.  Don't avoid these conversations!  Talk to your child before others do.  You've got this!

The way we talk to our children becomes their inner voice.

Talking to Students about Sex

How to Talk to Students about Healthy Choices Regarding Drugs, Alcohol, and Smoking

Talking about School Violence

Talking To Your Child After a Disaster or Traumatic Event