FVMS Onboarding - Educator

Educator

FOCUS • VSA • Educator • Zoom

Middle School (M/J) Course Announcement Page

High School (HS) Course Announcement Page

10. Class Schedule - view when each course meets for Class Time

11. Mental Health Matters - click to submit a self-referral ticket

12. Course Title - the name of the course (HS means a high school course)

13. Teacher Announcements - view important links & info from your teacher

14. Teacher Information - view the teacher picture, name, and contact info

15. Support Teacher - view the Support teacher contact info

16. Assistant Principal - view the Assistant Principal contact info

17. Attendance - click to access your REQUIRED Class Time attendance form

Educator email is the preferred method to email your teachers using their @flvsft68.flvs.net email address.
Click on the blue "Contact Teacher" button in the upper right side of the Educator page.
Click on the email address to automatically create a new message.
Type your message and press the blue "Send" button

It is very important to check your email everyday for messages from your content teachers

Teachers will send news, zoom links, passwords, assignment feedback, and weekly updates to your Educator email

When you click on the Email icon, the email list will appear
- - Emails in bold & blue are unread
  - Emails in black have been already read

Click the blue "Reply" button if you would like to send a message back to your teacher

The "Table of Contents" tab in each course can be thought of as the online textbook. The courses are divided into Modules. These are similar to chapters.

It is necessary to read the lesson before completing the assignment or taking the quiz/exam in order to gain the needed knowledge and directions.

A few elective courses will not use the Lessons tab. These courses will be accessed through a separate site which will be linked on the elective teacher's announcement page.

The look and format of the lessons will vary slightly from course to course, but overall, you will progress through the lessons in the same manner, usually starting with Module 1 (in the first semester).