The Parent Portal is an important element of Power School, our student management software program. The Parent Portal allows parents and their sons/daughters to access information regarding grades, attendance, school announcements, and student demographic information. To gain the most from the parent portal, please keep in mind the following:
Hall County’s code is QPQYKK. Students need to log into a school computer that is attached to the school network during school hours to set up their initial student digital access password. When the login screen appears, type in your Student ID number that you received at registration into both the User Name and Password boxes.
To create a Parent Portal Account for Infinite Campus, go to the this website. Click on the “New Users Click Here” hyperlink. Read the “Hall County School System Electronic Web Access Agreement for Viewing Student Information” policy and click on the “Accept” button.
Our students excel inside and outside the classroom, and Halls High School is committed to providing them with the instruction, resources and support they need to achieve their goals. Investing in students not only helps them as individuals but also ensures a vibrant future for all of Knox County.
Our students excel inside and outside the classroom, and Halls High School is committed to providing them with the instruction, resources and support they need to achieve their goals. Investing in students not only helps them as individuals but also ensures a vibrant future for all of Knox County.
Teachers, principals and support staff are the driving force behind our educational mission. Halls High School is committed to fostering a workplace culture that values employee contributions, equips employees to meet their professional goals and supports employees in the work of teaching and learning.
The Parent Portal is an important element of Power School, our student management software program. The Parent Portal allows parents and their sons/daughters to access information regarding grades, attendance, school announcements, and student demographic information.
Encourage your son/daughter to meet with his/her teacher to discuss grading concerns. This is a wonderful opportunity to help build his/her self-advocacy skill.
Outside of your scheduled period time, visit your teachers during Virtual Office Hours or email them to check in and ask questions. While you are encouraged to stay at home and practice social distancing, reach out to your friends and classmates so you stay connected.
Support your student by setting up a routine together and allowing for variation on how and when your student works. Monitor their stress level, participation in class check-ins, and ability to complete assignments. This is not the time to add supplemental learning opportunities.
Schoology (our district’s learning management system) will be the homebase for your classes. Your teachers will communicate to you in their Remote Learning Green Sheet (syllabus) which system they will use. It is possible that you may be using one system for some classes and the other system for other classes. Teachers will post assignments, resources, and grades through this system.
This may include a quiet work space where the student can use a textbook and complete writing assignments or use an electronic device such as a computer. As much as possible, minimize potential distractions such as a TV. Be sure to schedule time for your student to take a mental break, get a snack or some fresh air: we suggest a 15 minute break for every 1.5 to 2 hours of work. Creating structure for your student will help them focus and use their time effectively.
Remote Learning means that you are attending class online, completing and submitting assignments, and interacting with your teachers using the online tools designated by your teachers and supported by the District.
Welcome to Remote Learning in FUHSD. We realize that this school closure is a big change and that you may be feeling anxious about what this means for your education. This guide will help you understand what Remote Learning will look like for you, and how you can be successful in this different learning environment.
It is important to remember that school is continuing, though in a different environment, and teachers will be assigning work, providing feedback, and issuing grades. As long as you are engaging in your coursework, attending Class Check-ins, and submitting assignments, you will earn grades and credits.