How do I login as a parent to north south Foundation?
Welcome to North South Foundation (NEW) PARENT LOGIN PAGE Dear Parents, If you are a first timer to NorthSouth, please select the option "New to NorthSouth"OR click here. You will be asked to fill out your profile including your spouse.
What is the email address of the parent for admission?
- The email address is usually the same email address that was given by the parent at the time of admission. - If you don't know or forgot your email address, then please click on "Need help "Email" button and fill out the form Or Email at parent@fps.edu.pk
What to say to the family of a foundation academy?
DEAR FOUNDATION ACADEMIES FAMILY, I want to start by thanking you for your grace and support to the staff and each other during this time. We recognize the importance of keeping our children and families safe AND having our children back in school with their peers…
What is Alma?
Alma is Foundation Academies’ new student information system – parents will access the new system through an upgraded Parent Portal interface.
How do Parents access the new system?
If FA had your email address listed in the old system (SchoolBrains), you should have received an email last month from notifications@getalma.com. This email contained your username (firstname.lastname) and a link to set your password.
Find the Alma Parent Portal from the FA home page, too
In the future, you can reach the links to your Parent Portal from the Home Page under “Parent Resources” here. Just scroll down and select the button under the “Alma” photo.
Attendance
If your child is absent from school in grades 7-12 and attends our Tilden Campus, email attendance@foundationacademy.net. Indicate your student’s name, grade level, date of absence, and the reason for the absence.
Pre-Arranged Absence Forms
If your child is absent from school in grades 7-12, email attendance@foundationacademy.net. Indicate your student’s name, grade level, date of absence, and the reason for the absence.
RenWeb – FACTS-SIS Help
Use this link to log in to check their Payment Plans and/or Apply for Tuition Assistance.
What Is Alma?
- Alma is Foundation Academies’ new student information system – parents will access the new system through an upgraded Parent Portal interface. Alma replaces FA’s former system (previously called “SchoolBrains”) as the interface families use to view student information such as grades, assignments, report cards, and attendance. Using the new Alma Par...
How Do Parents Access The New System?
- If FA had your email address listed in the old system (SchoolBrains), you should have received an email last month from notifications@getalma.com. This email contained your username (firstname.lastname) and a link to set your password. If necessary, select from the links below and follow the instructions for setting your password. Once you have successfully set your pass…
What If I Didn’T Receive (or Lost) The Activation email?
- If you did not receive (or lost) the Alma activation email, please contact your student’s advisor.
- If your email address is already in the system, they can send you a password reset email.
- If your email address is not in the system, they will contact the office to update your information, and the activation email will be sent in a few days.
- Look for an email from notifications@getalma.com, and follow the steps in the email to activ…
- If you did not receive (or lost) the Alma activation email, please contact your student’s advisor.
- If your email address is already in the system, they can send you a password reset email.
- If your email address is not in the system, they will contact the office to update your information, and the activation email will be sent in a few days.
- Look for an email from notifications@getalma.com, and follow the steps in the email to activate your account.
Find The Alma Parent Portal from The FA Home Page, Too
- In the future, you can reach the links to your Parent Portal from the Home Page under “Parent Resources” here. Just scroll down and select the button under the “Alma” photo.