Using School Email
LCPS uses Gmail as it is part of our GSuite for Education Apps. School email is to be used for school purposes only and is monitored. Elementary students can only send emails to and receive emails from teachers and school staff. Middle school students can only receive emails from approved organizations.
LCPS uses Gmail as it is part of our GSuite for Education Apps. School email is to be used for school purposes only and is monitored. Elementary students can only send emails to and receive emails from teachers and school staff. Middle school students can only receive emails from approved organizations.
Learning Guide_ Using School Gmail.pdf
Make sure you are emailing your teacher (unless you have been told otherwise) to an email address with "@lcps.k12.va.us" at the end. You can find your teacher's email addresses on the schools' websites or through the links below. If you try to reply to your teacher through an email about a post/assignment in Google Classroom, it will look like you sent it but it will never arrive in your teacher's inbox. Notice on the right that the email from Classroom did not actually come from your teacher's email address; highlighted in yellow you can see it came from a no-reply email box. Your teacher will not get emails sent to this email address.
Make sure you are emailing your teacher (unless you have been told otherwise) to an email address with "@lcps.k12.va.us" at the end. You can find your teacher's email addresses on the schools' websites or through the links below. If you try to reply to your teacher through an email about a post/assignment in Google Classroom, it will look like you sent it but it will never arrive in your teacher's inbox. Notice on the right that the email from Classroom did not actually come from your teacher's email address; highlighted in yellow you can see it came from a no-reply email box. Your teacher will not get emails sent to this email address.
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