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.
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.
If you did request a CPS ID number by the June 18th deadline, you cannot apply in the second round, but you can explore available options when the Post-Application process opens on July 6th. Visit go.cps.edu starting that date and click ‘Elementary School’ and ‘Options for 2021-2022’ for the list of schools with available seats and next steps.
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.
The Aspen platform provides students and families with convenient access to grades, attendance, and additional information about student progress.
To add a new contact, select Options > Add. The New Student Contact page appears. In the Selection Type pop-up, indicate whether Aspen should display Related Contacts, All People or All Contacts. Make your selection, and then click OK.
The New Aspen Parent Portal. Chicago Public Schools is excited to announce that starting April 22nd, 2019, Parent Portal will be replaced with a new system called Aspen.
At the login screen, parents and students can create an Aspen account. Note: Your (or your child's) school manages your Aspen user account....Go to the Aspen login screen.Click Request an account.Select one of the following:Notes: You might not see all three options in the Account Type pop-up.
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What is Aspen? Aspen is a secure, Web-based school information management system. It is used by Marlborough High School to track student data – from attendance to conduct and grades to schedules. MHS uses Family and Student portals to increase communication among parents, students, teachers, and administrators.
Hazard DutyRegular (Type R) attendance codes. CM. Career Mobility. HD. Hazard Duty.
Make sure that you are using your regular CPS username and password. Check your spelling. If you continue to have trouble logging in you can contact any of your classroom teachers or Mr. Nieto (jnieto@cps.edu) for assistance.
To protect your account from someone attempting access by trying random passwords, when the wrong password is entered 5 times, your account will be disabled. Should you get locked out, you can unlock the account by successfully completing the “Forgot my password” wizard on the main login page.
Your student's ID can be found on a report card or contact your school's main office.
1. Use any internet browser and go to the division website, yorkcountyschools.org, or the school's website, and click on the Aspen Family Portal link. 2. Click the “Request an Account” link on the login screen.
At the login screen, parents and students can create an Aspen account. Note: Your (or your child's) school manages your Aspen user account....Go to the Aspen login screen.Click Request an account.Select one of the following:Notes: You might not see all three options in the Account Type pop-up.
View a Student Schedule MatrixLog on to the School, Build, or Staff view.Click the Student tab.Search for and select the student.Click the Schedule side-tab. The student's schedule for the current term appears.
To access grade information:Log on to Aspen Mobile using your phone or tablet.Tap Grade s. A list of your student's classes appears.Note: If you have more than one Aspen student, you can select their name from the drop-down at the top of the screen. Notes: This list displays classes for the current year and term.
1. Use any internet browser and go to the division website, yorkcountyschools.org, or the school's website, and click on the Aspen Family Portal link. 2. Click the “Request an Account” link on the login screen.
Select the student.Click the Transcripts side-tab.Select the record you want to edit, and change the grade .Click Save.Click the Grades tab, then the Transcripts side-tab.Select the records you changed grade s for.On the Options menu, click Show Selected.On the Options menu, click Update Gradebook s.
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.
The amount of information entered into the Gradebook may vary from school to school and teacher to teacher.
Elementary cumulative cards and high school transcripts are not available on the Parent Portal. Please contact your child’s school for transcripts .
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.
DCFS maintains an online listing with pictures and descriptions of children in need of a loving family. Please click here to learn how you can change the life of a child – and your own!
The PATH (Partners Available to Help) Beyond Adoption support line is the entry point to connect families that move to permanency with DCFS or by private or international adoption to available resources. Call 866-538-8892 during business hours or leave a voicemail message at any time to: Connect to resources.
Mandated reporters are required to complete the CANTS 4 or CANTS 5 form and email it to DCFS to confirm their reports of abuse/neglect.
You can contact the DCFS hotline by phone at 800-25-ABUSE (800-252-2873) or visit the DCFS website to make an online report.
This act reforms the federal child welfare financing streams, Title IV-E and Title IV-B, of the Social Security Act. The act supports important reforms in child welfare as we re-imagine DCFS as a department that emphasizes prevention, early intervention and evidence-based practices for children and families. The act also seeks to improve the well-being of children already in foster care by incentivizing states to reduce placement of children in congregate care.
This act reforms the federal child welfare financing streams, Title IV-E and Title IV-B, of the Social Security Act. The act supports important reforms in child welfare as we re-imagine DCFS as a department that emphasizes prevention, early intervention and evidence-based practices for children and families.
Call the 24-hour Child Abuse Hotline at 800-25-ABUSE ( 800-252-2873) if you suspect that a child has been harmed or is at risk of being harmed by abuse or neglect. If you believe a child is in immediate danger of harm, call 911 first.
DCFS has the primary responsibility of protecting children through the investigation of suspected abuse or neglect by parents and other caregivers in a position of trust or authority over the child. Call the 24-hour Child Abuse Hotline at 800-25-ABUSE (800-252-2873) if you suspect that a child has been harmed or is at risk ...
If you suspect abuse or neglect you have a social responsibility to report it to the hotline. In addition, state law requires that most professionals in education, health care, law enforcement and social work report suspected neglect or abuse. These individuals are called Mandated Reporters. Mandated reporters include:
Mandated reporters are required to complete the CANTS 4 or CANTS 5 form and email it to DCFS to confirm their reports of abuse/neglect.
To prevent unnecessary investigations, hotline calls are screened by trained social workers to determine whether they warrant investigation for abuse or neglect. Of the more than one million hotline calls received over the past four years, only about one in four resulted in a formal report and an investigation.
Neglect is the failure of a parent or caretaker to meet “minimal parenting” standards for providing adequate supervision, food, clothing, medical care, shelter or other basic needs. If you suspect abuse or neglect you have a social responsibility to report it to the hotline.
For more information about the guidelines for reporting child abuse or neglect, read the Care Enough to Call brochure in English, español or Chinese ( 中国).
Note: Any person who knowingly transmits a false report to the department commits the offense of disorderly conduct under subsection (a) (7) of Section 26-1 of the Criminal Code of 2012. A violation of this subsection is a Class 4 felony." (Source: P.A. 97-189, eff. 7-22-11; 97-1150, eff. 1-25-13.)
A CPS ID number is required in order to create an online GoCPS account. If you requested a CPS ID number and you have not yet received it, contact the Office of Access and Enrollment at 773-553-2060, weekdays between 8 am and 5 pm, or gocps@cps.edu.
Apollo After School is a tuition based after school program available to all Bridge families. You can find more information on the flyer and the link for registration here!
The second round application process for grades K-8 is now open! Visit go.cps.edu to learn more. #GoCPS
All 8th grade students are required to pass a Civics Education course as part of the new Illinois Curriculum. Please read the letter for more information the requirements for our 8th graders.
This Friday March 5, Powell will have a Virtual Movie Kickback for K-8 students with 95% attendance in the month of February. Pre-K through 5th will begin at 4:30pm. 6th - 8th will begin at 2:45 pm....
We will be having our annual Back to School Bash Thursday August 26th. Also all students must re-register this week. Click to see more details!
All 8th grade students are required to pass a Civics Education course as part of the new Illinois Curriculum. Please read the letter for more information the requirements for our 8th graders.
This Friday March 5, Powell will have a Virtual Movie Kickback for K-8 students with 95% attendance in the month of February. Pre-K through 5th will begin at 4:30pm. 6th - 8th will begin at 2:45 pm....