Portal has been replaced with a new parent portal application called ParentVUE. To access ParentVUE, parents will need to activate a new parent portal account. In order to activate your account, MCPS parents will receive an account activation letter that includes a unique Activation Key or URL necessary for setting up a ParentVUE account.
Create a parent portal account. NOTE: You will NOT need to obtain a PIN number for your student. Log into Parent Portal. On the left side of the home screen you will see tabs listed as Portal, School Information, Preferences, etc. Select the “Forms” tab. Select the “Online Applications” box which will appear under the “Forms” tab.
To turn on the option:
Parent Portal
The GT Portal is a secure online tool that supports people who use self-direction. Log in from your computer, smartphone, or tablet. You’ll see features that are just for you—whether you’re a participant getting care, a caregiver offering support, or a case manager or agency making sure self-direction is working for others.
When looking for caregivers for people choosing self-direction, look no further than the GT Portal. Its directory includes more than 30,000 active, qualified professionals ready to help. Quickly access and review a caregiver’s training, certification, background check dates, languages, and contact information.
You can review your time entries from the portal or the Caregiver app by GT. You can also check the status of your approved time and payment.
Review and approve your caregiver’s timesheets. You can also learn if the person you’re choosing to be your caregiver is eligible to be hired through self-direction.
The Institute views its relationships with parents and families as crucial partnerships for helping students succeed.
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act is a federal statute which gives students certain rights with regard to their education records. Read more. Calendars. The official dates that define an academic term, including deadlines and holidays. Read more.
The rules for classification of students for tuition purposes are set by the Board of Regents.