It allows parents to obtain information such as attendance, schedules, progress reports and report cards. It also provides a means for parents to communicate directly with their child’s teachers. Login credentials are automatically created and mailed to parents after child is registered.
If there are any issues , concerns regarding accessing the Parent Portal or have misplaced your login information, please send an email to parentportal@bufsd.org. For questions regarding specific information about a student's grades or academic progress, please contact the student’s school directly.
Our goal is to maximize our ability to communicate with you about your child's progress as effectively as possible and we're best able to do that through our SchoolTool Parent Portal. We will gladly assist you with logging into your account for the first time.
With a Parent Portal account, parents/guardians have access to the following student information: Please remember that your logon "name" is the email address you used when creating your account. If you currently have an account, but do not remember your password, please click here for Password Reset Instructions.
Parents of Baldwin Middle School Students: call the guidance office at 516.434.6233. Parents of Baldwin High School Students: call the guidance office at 516.434.6135. Be sure to watch the tutorial above to learn how to register with the eSchool Parent Portal.
The eSchool Student Portal is available to students in grades 6-12.
The Parent option should have a black dot in the circle. If not, click on the circle next to Parent to insert the black dot. Type in your email address in the Email Address and Verify Email Address boxes. Type in a password that you will use each time you log in to the Parent Portal.
This means that parents only need one username and password to access all their students. You will need the three pieces of required information before you can add another student to your existing account. To add a new student to an account, first, log in to Parent Portal.
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