If you have already logged into Google today, clicking “Google Single Sign-On (SSO)” will immediately also log you onto IC. If you have not yet logged into Google today, you will get a prompt to select your google account and enter your password and then you will be logged into Infinite Campus.
If this is your first time logging onto Infinite Campus, the username is the student's Student ID (this can be obtained from your school) your password is the student's first name initial, last name initial followed by birth date using a 6 digit number: for example James Arthur Montgomery born on September 11, 2001 ...
Logging in to the AppDownload the app from the App Store or Google Play.Search for your District Name and State. ... Enter your Username and Password, provided by your school.If using a secure, private device, mark Stay Logged In to receive mobile push notifications, if enabled by your school.Click Log In!
To log into your Infinite Campus Parent Portal account visit https://elmbrookwi.infinitecampus.org/campus/portal/parents/elmbrook.jsp.Click “Forgot Password?”Enter your email address in the “username” field. Click “Continue”. ... Click the link in the email that was sent to your inbox.Create a new password.
If you forget or misplace your password, navigate to the Parent Portal login page and click the “Forgot Password?” option. You will be prompted to enter the user ID or email associated with the account. Once submitted, you will receive an email containing a link to reset your password.
If you do not have an activation key, please visit the Parent Portal Activation Key Lookup page. You will need: Your child's Student Number (It can be found on your student's report card or transcript.) The last four digits of your child's Social Security Number (SSN) or the SSN-like number* assigned to your child.
You can access Infinite Campus on the web and through a mobile app. Infinite Campus offers mobile apps on both Android and iOS platforms. Download your free app for real-time access to grades, assignments, attendance, schedules, announcements and more.
You may need to uninstall the app, power off your device, power on your device and then reinstall your app. The error message may be presented to a user if they attempt to log into the Campus Portal app with an incorrect District ID.
The In Progress Percent is also calculated based on the scores entered. The In Progress Grade is determined based on the Grading Scale selected in the Grade Calculation Options. The Grade Calculation Option to Calculate In Progress Grade must be selected for these columns to appear.
Click on the Section that has student grade changes. The Course and Section will display on the right side of the screen. Click on Grading by Task. From the drop-down menu, select the appropriate grading task.
To reset or change your password:Rest your password using MyAccount.ccsd.net.If you cannot access the Portal after resetting your password , call 702-799-PORT (7678) for assistance.
In the Student portal: Click the My Info tab. Click the Transcript side-tab, then click Credit Summary. The system calculates the basic GPA by adding the total points the student earns, and dividing that total by the total number of courses the student completes.
Click on Grading by Student. Select the student from the drop-down menu. Scroll down to the standard you wish to update for the student. Make sure that you are in the correct grading period.
The In Progress Percent is also calculated based on the scores entered. The In Progress Grade is determined based on the Grading Scale selected in the Grade Calculation Options. The Grade Calculation Option to Calculate In Progress Grade must be selected for these columns to appear.
To reset or change your password:Rest your password using MyAccount.ccsd.net.If you cannot access the Portal after resetting your password , call 702-799-PORT (7678) for assistance.
In the Student portal: Click the My Info tab. Click the Transcript side-tab, then click Credit Summary. The system calculates the basic GPA by adding the total points the student earns, and dividing that total by the total number of courses the student completes.