Parents
PARENT INFORMATION
PARENT WORKSHOPS
Connecting With Teachers
SCHOOLOGY VIDEO GUIDES
How to help your child activate his/her Schoology account
Como ayudar a su hijo/hija activar su cuenta de Schoology
How to help your child LOGIN to Schoology
Como ayudar a su hijo/hija iniciar sesión en Schoology
More information on district resources
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Grab and Go Meals
Childcare Options
Health and Human Services
Special Education
Navigating Learning Online (Videos)
Free Online Enrichment Resources
Parent Frequently Asked Questions
1.
How do I know if my child is enrolled for the next school year?
Families will receive a letter in the mail with details about how students will log into their classes on the first day of school. Additional information will be available on school's individual websites.
To ensure that you receive all school communications in a timely manner, please make sure that your contact information is correct and up to date by visiting the Parent Portal.
2.
Why do I need a Parent Portal account?
The LAUSD Parent Portal is your one stop online tool for important information about your child. Through the Parent Portal you are able to view your child's assignments and grades, attendance, test scores, and much more. It is also important to have access to Parent Portal so that you can ensure that the school has your correct contact information. If you need to update your phone number, you can do so through the Parent Portal.
To sign up for access to the Parent Portal, please visit https://achieve.lausd.net/Page/10470.
To watch a video on how to register for the Parent Portal, please visit see the videos below 👇🏻
3.
What do I do if I need a Chromebook for Hotspot (Internet)?
If you need a Chromebook for your child or a hotspot to access the internet from home, please do the following:
Visit device.lausd.net
Select LAUSD Parent/Guardian
Enter the Access Code LAUSD2020.
Complete the online form
You will be notified when you can come by the school to pick up a Chromebook computer and/or internet hotspot.
4.
When will I stop by the school to pick up my child's textbooks, packets, or any other school materials?
A schedule for when textbooks and other student materials can be picked up will be posted on your child's school website.
5.
What do we do on the first day of school (August 14)?
Families will receive a letter in the mail with details about how students will log into their classes on the first day of school. Additional information will be posted here.
Family & Student Handbook
LA Unified has developed a family and student handbook which is meant to be a guide to help parents and students with information they will need in the days leading up to and through the first weeks of school. In addition to a more detailed calendar, there are also sample schedules, answers to many common questions & helpful recommendations for how to support student learning virtually.
Positive Behavior Practices During Virtual Learning
Creating a safe and welcoming environment for students, staff, parents and community members is among one of our highest priorities. Ensuring that this takes place requires that everyone demonstrates behavior that is safe, responsible, respectful and restorative. Given that practice makes better, introducing, explaining and reviewing what being safe, responsible, respectful and restorative looks and sounds like in various areas of our school community is often one of the first things that teachers and administrative teams introduce to students at the beginning of the year. While the platform for instruction has changed, the expectations remain in place, albeit they will look and sound a bit different. As our partners, we are looking to you, our parents/guardians to help our school community to reinforce the importance of these practices to your child(ren). Each school’s descriptors may vary but they all get to the heart of what it means to be a responsible and respectful digital citizen that engages in safe and sound behavior while online.
Notify parents that you are joining a zoom class before going online
Do not share the session link with anyone who is not your classmate
When using the video feature, consider your surroundings and the things that are visible in the background
End the meeting session when the teacher tells you to end it
Meet only in groups that are initiated/approved by the teacher
Use appropriate volume
Use positive words to express concerns or questions
Use the language of the discipline
Honor one voice, speaker at a time
Be polite and patiently wait your turn
Actively listen to each other
Respect and honor others’ privacy
Be open to others’ point of view
Join the meeting on time
Mute your microphone as soon as you enter the meeting
Be prepared with your materials
Participate in the session for the intended time and purpose
Be engaged in the lesson
Stay on topic and ask questions
If the chat feature is on, write your questions in there
Remain on topic
Follow the expectations and guidelines set by the teacher
Demonstrate empathy toward others
Help others to fell a part of your school community
Honor and celebrate differences
Be aware of how and what your feeling and use mindfulness strategies such as taking slow breaths to self regulate
Remain present
Engage in reflection and when needed ask for clarification of peers and/or teacher