fzn parent portal

What is the parent portal?

The Parent Portal is a web-based service that allows parents to access information about their child’s grades, attendance, report cards, schedule, discipline and emergency contacts. What do I need to access the Parent Portal? Access is available to any device with an internet connection A Parent Portal username and password. A PDF reader or app.

How do I update my Child’s information on the parent portal?

You will have to fill out a Parent Portal application form with the updated information and return it, in person, to the main office at your child’s school. To protect the confidentiality and security of student records, you will need to show a photo ID when returning the form. I have forgotten my password. How do I get it reset?

How do I switch students in my FHSD campus parent account?

If you have more than one child attending FHSD schools, your Campus Parent account will have access to all students in your family. Once logged in, parents can switch between students by selecting the arrow next to the photo of the current student. A drop down menu will appear with a list of available students.

How do I log in to the campus parent login?

Select Back to Login to return to the Campus Parent Login page. Enter the Username and Password you just created and select Log In. You will be prompted to enter a security email address and your new password. * This will be used to send you the username or a link to reset your password if requested.

What is a parent portal?

What is Parent Portal? The Parent Portal is a web-based service that allows parents to access information about their child’s grades, attendance, report cards, schedule, discipline and emergency contacts.

Can parents access school records?

No. Parents can access information for all of their children via one SchoolTool account. For example, a parent with a child at the middle school and two children at the high school can log on to the SchoolTool Parent & Student Portal and see the records for all three children.