How do I get a PowerSchool account?
Contact your school or district for access information and instructions. You can visit your school or district website, or speak with your school or district administrators. PowerSchool logins are granted by schools and districts. Each school will verify your identity before giving you an account to help protect student data and privacy.
Where can I find more information about CREC Schools?
More information about CREC and CREC’s award-winning schools is available at www.crec.org. (Hartford, Conn.)
How do I log in to my school or district?
You can visit your school or district website, or speak with your school or district administrators. PowerSchool logins are granted by schools and districts. Each school will verify your identity before giving you an account to help protect student data and privacy. From there, you can log in to your school or district’s respective portal.
What do I do if I Forget my PowerSchool login?
If you forget your PowerSchool login at any time, click the Forgot Username and Password and a reset will be sent to the email on file for your account. If you need further assistance, please contact the school office. Thank you!
How to download PowerSchool app?
To download the free PowerSchool mobile app, click one of the links on the lower left-hand side of the parent portal screen. After downloading the app, when opened the first time, you will be prompted for district code which is displayed on the screen as shown.
How to link student to account?
To link student (s) to your account, enter the student’s name (first last), the access ID, and password. The access ID and password are what you entered in the past to view your student’s information. Select a relationship from the drop-down menu.
Assessment & Analytics
Login to PowerSchool Assessment (formerly onTRAC), PowerSchool Analytics (formerly onTRAC LDS), or PowerTest (formerly iTest).
Learning
Create and deliver rich, engaging content with embedded lessons, easily receive digital files from students, and electronically provide comments, feedback, and grades.
Online Training
If you’re a subscriber of Professional Development Plus (PD+), login here or contact a sales rep to learn more.
PowerSource
PowerSource is a community-focused customer support portal for all PowerSchool products.
Registration
Streamline enrollment for new student applications and enrollment, school choice and lotteries, annual student.
What is the CREC program?
(Hartford, Conn.) The Capitol Region Education Council (CREC) is participating in the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) as part of the National School Lunch Program for school year 2020-21. Under this provision, participating districts and schools provide free breakfast and lunch to all students at all times. All students enrolled at the following schools will receive meals through the School Breakfast Program and National School Lunch Program at no charge. Household income applications are no longer required to determine eligibility for free or reduced-price meals at schools participating in the CEP. All students will be served breakfast and lunch at no charge at the following sites:CREC John J. Allison Jr. Polaris CenterCREC Civic Leadership High School CREC Ana Grace Academy of the Arts Elementary SchoolCREC Reggio Magnet School of the ArtsCREC Greater Hartford Academy of the Arts Middle School (grades 6-8) For additional information please contact:Jeff Sidewater, Food Services Program CoordinatorCREC (Capitol Region Education Council)147 Charter Oak Avenue, Hartford, CT 06106 O: 860-509-3774 F: 860-524-4001Email: jsidewater@crec.org###The Capitol Region Education Council was established in 1966 and is celebrating 50 years of academic excellence. Working with and for its member districts, CREC has developed a wide array of cost-effective and high-quality programs and services to meet the educational needs of children and adults in the region. CREC brings five decades of experience in education, regional collaboration, and operations to provide innovative strategies and products that address the changings needs of school districts and their students, corporations, non-profits, and individual professions. CREC regularly serves 36 towns in Greater Hartford, offering more than 120 programs to more than 150,000 students annually. CREC manages more than 35 facilities throughout the area, including 18 interdistrict magnet schools. More information about CREC and CREC’s award-winning schools is available at www.crec.org.
How many residents will be in CREC in 2021?
On Wednesday, May 5, 2021, forty-five new Residents were accepted into the program. “Thank you so much for such exciting news. I am thrilled and honored to be a member of the CREC cohort this year,” said applicant Alexa McCrae in response to her acceptance.
What is the RESC Alliance?
The RESC Alliance also advocates at the state legislature for laws that address and respond to the education needs of all Connecticut residents.About NCTRNCTR disrupts historical educational inequities by advancing the teacher residency movement to prepare effective, diverse, and culturally responsive educators.
How effective are teacher residency programs?
Teacher residency programs have proven effective at recruiting and developing teachers of color. In 2019-2020, NCTR’s network of partner residencies reported that 62 percent of their teachers-in-training identified as persons of color – more than twice the diversity rate of teachers nationally.
What is the Bridges Collaborative?
The Bridges Collaborative, which officially launches this week, is coordinated by The Century Foundation (TCF), a national think tank that has helped steer the conversation on school integration for decades .The collaborative is unique in the world of K-12 education for its size, diversity, and mission.
Who was Lallinger's grandfather?
Lallinger’s grandfather, Louis Redding, was a lawyer who argued the landmark school desegregation case, Brown v. Board of Education, before the Supreme Court in 1954.“Never before has there been an organization like the Bridges Collaborative.
PowerSchool
The Greater Hartford Academy of the Arts Full Day is committed to keeping parents and students informed of students' academic performance. The GHAA Parent Portal is an Internet-based program that allows you to check in on your child's academic achievement progress.
PowerSchool
The Greater Hartford Academy of the Arts Full Day is committed to keeping parents and students informed of students' academic performance. The GHAA Parent Portal is an Internet-based program that allows you to check in on your child's academic achievement progress.
Planning and Implementation
Converting from another student information system remains challenging under the best of circumstances, and taking your best data specialists offline to learn a new system can negatively impact school operations. For these reasons we offer planning and implementation services to help you make the most of your staff’s e…
Training
- While design and hosting remain priorities in using PowerSchool, your end users need a firm understanding of the software to take full advantage of its capabilities. We provide workshops in your district or in our recently renovated Coltsville Training Center to suit the specific needs of your audience. Teachers, counselors, principals, and front-office staff come away with the hand…
Custom Programming
- The PowerSchool platform offers great flexibility in data reporting and analysis, but few districts have the resources to dedicate to learning a new programming language. For that reason, consider leveraging CREC’s team of PowerSchool programmers. Whether it comes to redesigning a data input form to comply with state and federal reporting requirements or developing a custo…
Integration Services
- Because PowerSchool stands as the hub of data within most school districts, they depend on it as a resource for other data systems. The same is true for CREC schools, which is why we developed a variety of custom integration solutions to connect PowerSchool data to other systems, such as transportation, food services, student assessment, and emergency notification software. These …
Support
- Given the variety of systems to support and limited staff to do so, many districts turn to CREC for assistance. We offer short-term, hourly contracts for occasional needs as well as on-site and after-hours services during emergencies. Some districts even choose to outsource PowerSchool support by relying on our 24/7 ticketing, phone, and e-mail services. Unlike other providers, whe…