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What is the difference between gocps and student and Parent Portal?

Student and Parent Portals provide access to students’ grades, assignments, and attendance, among other new features, such as the ability to view and pay fees online. GoCPS is the online platform that allows families to apply to nearly every CPS school and program using one site, one application, and one deadline.

Can I access the parent portal with my CPL card?

Alternatively, you can use your valid Chicago Public Library (CPL) card at any branch to access the Parent Portal. Elementary cumulative cards and high school transcripts are not available on the Parent Portal.

What are the system requirements for the parent portal?

The Parent Portal also supports Konqueror on the Linux platform. * Minimum Windows requirements: 486/66-MHx processor; Windows 98; 16 MB RAM; 12 MB of free hard drive space. Mac OS 9 operating system; and Internet Explorer 5.17, Firefox, or Safari; or Mac OS X operating system; and Internet Explorer 5.2 or greater, Firefox, or Safari.

Does the parent portal support Konqueror on Linux?

The Parent Portal also supports Konqueror on the Linux platform. * Minimum Windows requirements: 486/66-MHx processor; Windows 98; 16 MB RAM; 12 MB of free hard drive space.

Welcome to Aspen

The Aspen student information management system consolidates information from five data sources into a single system. Student and Parent Portals provide access to students’ grades, assignments, and attendance, among other new features, such as the ability to view and pay fees online.

Aspen Portal Access

Students and their parents/guardians have different credentials for Aspen. These resources will explain how to register for a new account, access and navigate the portal, set notifications, and customize your experience.

Aspen Tips

The amount of information entered into the Gradebook may vary from school to school and teacher to teacher.

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Services and Supports

CPS partners with parents/legal guardians, families, external providers, and community organizations to remove social, emotional and physical barriers to learning and prepare students for life after high school.

Get Involved

We welcome and encourage all parents, legal guardians, and families to participate in student education and engage with school communities.

Attendance Information

Attendance matters. CPS works with parents to ensure students meet attendance expectations.

Student Protections

CPS is committed to providing a safe environment for students. Here’s how you can report concerns about sexual misconduct, harassment, and abuse.

All for Parents, All the Time

Whether it’s tips from toddlers to teens, staying healthy, picking a new school or, of course, things to do with kids around town, Chicago Parent covers it with our popular print and digital content. We meet parents right where they are.

Making Community Connections

Community is central to what we do, and our goal is to create partnerships that embrace our mission. Team up with Chicagoland’s premier parenting brand to make an impact! We offer cutting-edge marketing solutions for local businesses and services looking to connect with the mom market.

Engaged Learning

Francis W. Parker School educates students to think and act with empathy, courage and clarity as responsible citizens and leaders in a diverse democratic society and global community.

French Students Present at Theater Festival

French II students have prepared scenes to present at this year’s Francophone Youth Theater Festival, joining participating students in other Chicago high school French classes. As in the past, playwright, director and actress Pascale Daniel, who lives in the south of France, wrote the scenes expressly for Parker French students