The Griz Family Portal facilitates the ability for a UM student to allow someone to perform only the tasks they choose. If the proxy has questions about the information they are viewing, the proxy should speak directly to the student. THE FUTURE BELONGS TO THOSE WHO SEE IT FIRST.
Arguably the best and most transparent way for parents to view their child’s work and grades on Moodle is the well-established POS* method, but there is a custom role, the Parent (or Mentor) role which allows for parents to view information about their child yet not be able to see details of anyone else’s child.
Grayson County Schools reserves the right to deny or cease access to the Parent Portal due to the abuse of the portal, court orders, or any other legal proceedings that limit the availability of private educational data. Grayson County has opened the Parent Portal to enhance communication between the district and parents/guardians.
Only parents or guardians of students enrolled in the district will be allowed access to the Parent Portal. Grayson County Schools reserves the right to deny or cease access to the Parent Portal due to the abuse of the portal, court orders, or any other legal proceedings that limit the availability of private educational data.
Parents and athletes need to manage their SportsEngine accounts to ensure they get the most out of their Creekview Jr Grizzlies Football experience during each sporting season. With their accounts properly configured, athletes and their families will receive communications according to their preferences and be able to complete registrations more efficiently. SportsEngine has created a Team Management Guide for Parents and Athletes that will help our members with frequently asked questions about our website and mobile app.
Parents can play many roles in sport: current or former athlete, coach, fan, motivator, role model or critic. A few studies have shown that family members may influence an athlete’s involvement and achievement in sport more than coaches. Parents also are the first and most critical agents at socializing sports.
When added to the front page of a Moodle site and with anonymous responses enabled, Moodle’s standard Feedback activity allows parents or guardians to give their opinions on important school issues such as BYOD policy and proposed curriculum changes.
A course with guest access enabled is a useful location for messages, newsletters, and other essential parental information within a Moodle site that otherwise requires a log in. The Parents’ page can be linked to from the custom menu dropdowns on the front page, and if auto-login guests is enabled, parents can get directly to the information they need.
The advent of MoodleCloud brings with it opportunities for parents considering homeschooling to get together and provide a secure learning space for a small number of children without having to jump the technical hoops normally required for setting up your own site. It’s free, it’s up to date and reliable. Find out more about homeschooling on MoodleCloud.
Arguably the best and most transparent way for parents to view their child’s work and grades on Moodle is the well-established POS* method, but there is a custom role, the Parent (or Mentor) role which allows for parents to view information about their child yet not be able to see details of anyone else’s child. While this has the advantage of parents not actually being enrolled in courses, thus avoiding privacy issues, there is no easy way to bulk connect parents to their children.
Select the parent in the potential users list and use the Add button to add it to the existing users list.
This set of Permissions mean that this Role allows anyone assigned to a Parent Role, then linked to the Student Role, to edit the profile or read the blogs of that Student - not everyone's profile or blogs.
Parent role. The role of Parent may be used to provide parents/mentors/tutors with permission to view certain information , such as activity reports, grades, blog entries and forum posts, about their children/mentees/tutees. The Parent role may also be allowed to agree to policies on behalf of their underage child.
NOTE: The same parent may be assigned to several students, siblings or otherwise.
The Parent role may also be allowed to agree to policies on behalf of their underage child. See the section on agreeing to policies on behalf of the child.
Given this information, the parent portal registration process may be delayed. In addition, grading information in the parent portal could also be delayed until enrollments are final and staff has had the opportunity to prepare grading formats .
Anyone found to be in violation of these laws may be subject to civil and/or criminal prosecution.
Concerns about the data you find on the portal should be addressed to the secretary or principal in your child’s building.
Access to the Parent Portal on the school district’s system is a privilege, not a right. By activating the parent portal account and accessing the parent portal with this account, you agree to the acceptable use policy. Users of the Parent Portal are required to adhere to the following guidelines:
Users who identify a security problem with the Parent Portal must notify the district’s Technology Department immediately without demonstrating the problem to someone else.
Users will not set their own computer to automatically login to the Parent Portal.
If you don't have an account you can create it once you have downloaded the Campus Parent App