escambia parent portal

What is the Escambia County Schools Parent Portal?

Welcome to the Escambia County Schools Parent Portal Registration. The Focus Parent Portal is a tool designed to enhance communication and involvement for you in your child's education. This portal will allow you to monitor your child's progress in school by providing timely access to both assignments and grades...

How do I contact child care in Escambia County?

For questions regarding Child Care services, please contact our Eligibility Departments' Front Desk at 850-332-6775 or sreligibility@elcescambia.org If you are looking for information regarding child care providers in Escambia County please contact us at 850-595-5915 or by email at CCRR@elcescambia.org.

How do I contact Escambia County Office of sreligibility?

Call 850-332-6775 or email sreligibility@elcescambia.org Parents/guardians with questions or seeking child care: Call 850-595-5915 or email ccrr@elcescambia.org Providers and others with questions or business needs: American Recovery Plan Act Subgrants Escambia County Child Care Providers,

What is the purpose of the parent portal?

This communication tool will improve your ability to assist your child and to communicate with the teacher if necessary. In order to create a Parent Portal account online, you must have a valid email address and the student's Social Security Number must be on record with the Escambia County School District.

What is Focus Parent Portal?

The Focus Parent Portal is a service offered to parents and guardians for accessing certain student records. The Focus Parent Portal allows parents and guardians to see information about ALL of their students through one website. The Focus Parent Portal also allows parents to keep up-to-date on assignments, read district news, see report cards, and communicate easily with their child's teacher.

How to add a child to Focus Parent Portal?

To Add a Child to your Focus Parent Portal Account, you must have: 1. your child's date of birth. 2. your child's 6-digit ID number. 3. your child's SSN. ** Choose "I have an Account Registered on the Parent Portal but would like to ADD A CHILD". Click HERE to Add a Child.

What is the Early Learning Coalition of Escambia County?

The Early Learning Coalition of Escambia County now has the authority to serve a new category of families and children using a combination of local funding and State matching funds. The qualification requirements for the School Readiness Program still, except families can now initially earn between 150% of FPL and 85% of SMI and be eligible for services. For details in English click here.

What is the Early Coalition of Escambia?

The Early Coalition of Escambia has increased the rates it pays Providers of the School Readiness Program effective January 1, 2021. This is the result of a Statewide initiative to increase provider rates to better align with local market rates for child care services. The Florida Office of Early Learning did a statewide analysis of rates and identified an appropriate amount of increases for services for children infant to five year-olds. A one page summary of the background for this initiative and the methodology used can be found here. The Current 2020 rates, and the Proposed 2021 rates and a summary of the increases by type and care level can be found here. If you have questions regarding this initiative send them to askelc@elcescambia.org. For a more detailed report and information regarding the statewide impact of this opportunity can be found here.

When will the parent copayment end?

The payment of Parent Co-payments by the Coalition will end on December 31, 2020. After this date, all parents and guardians must resume payment of assigned co-payments (parent fees). Your Child Care Provider has been notified and should resume collecting these payments in January 2021.

What is the Florida law regarding electronic mail?

It is the policy of the Early Learning Coalition of Escambia County to comply with Florida’s public records law and state retention schedules for public records, including electronic mail (e-mail). Florida’s public records law, listed in Chapter 119, Florida Statutes, states: “It is the policy of this state that all state, county, ...