The DUSD Q Parent Conntection is a web application that provides parents with direct access to student data via the internet.
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Parents are to complete the Q ParentConnection Request Form (first page) and return it in person to one of their student’s school sites. Parents are to retain the Terms of Use Agreement, (second page) for their own records.
The school will verify the parent’s identity at the time the form is submitted to the school site. Within one month of turning in the Q ParentConnection Request Form to a school site, the parent will receive an email with a PIN number, temporary password and instructions on how to log into Q ParentConnection.
Parents May Request Web Access to their Child’s Data By: 1 Downloading and completing the Q ParentConnection Request Form.#N#Click here to download the Q ParentConnection Request Form (English)#N#Click here to download the Q ParentConnection Request Form (Spanish) 2 Parents are to complete the Q ParentConnection Request Form (first page) and return it in person to one of their student’s school sites. Parents are to retain the Terms of Use Agreement, (second page) for their own records. The school will verify the parent’s identity at the time the form is submitted to the school site. 3 Within one month of turning in the Q ParentConnection Request Form to a school site, the parent will receive an email with a PIN number, temporary password and instructions on how to log into Q ParentConnection.
Using a confidential PIN (personal identification number) and password, parents can connect to the school district’s student database using a web browser and view their child’s data, such as school news, classroom news, student schedules, attendance activity, class assignments, progress reports.
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