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What is the ISD 318 policy?

It is the policy of ISD 318 to provide equal education and employment opportunity for all, without discrimination on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, national origin, marital status, sex, status with regard to public assistance, disability, sexual orientation, or age.

How do I access the campus parent portal on a mobile device?

If you’re interested in using a mobile device to access the Campus Parent Portal, download the Campus Parent app by Infinite Campus from the Apple Store or Google Play Store. For a virtual walk through of the Campus Parent App, check out this YouTube video that provides an overview of the various options in the Parent Portal.

Why did the ISD 318 board reduce the levy?

“After reviewing the debt structures and the rest of our levy, the board felt that reducing the levy from the preliminary amounts made the most sense for the district and its constituents at this time,” said ISD 318 Superintendent Matt Grose.

How do I get my Child's ID from the parent portal?

Follow the Parent Portal access instructions in the email. Check if you have a Parent Portal account. If you have not set up an account, please contact the school office where one of your children attends to set up a time to show your ID and receive your instructions in person.

ISD 318 Wants your Feedback....Complete the Community Survey Today

In the midst of dealing with the challenges of the last two years, our school district has been thinking about its future. Getting input from staff, students, and our community is a big part of that. We would like to know more from our community about how we are doing as a school district and what our community expects from us.

ISD 318 will Participate in the 2022 Minnesota Student Survey (MSS)

This year ISD 318 will be participating in the 2022 Minnesota Student Survey (MSS). This survey is administered every three years to students in the following grade levels: 5th, 8th, 9th and 11th. The survey is anonymous and is conducted to gain insight into student experiences across the state.

College in the Schools Can Help Families Save Money

At GRHS, students have many ways of earning college credits while completing the credits necessary for graduation. One of those programs is College in the Schools (CITS). The CITS Program lets students earn college credit while staying on campus.

318 Board Plans to Reduce Levy Impact

At a School Board workshop on November 8, the ISD 318 School Board discussed options for reducing the levy and the tax impact on ISD 318 residents.

ISD 318 Names GRHS Field for Legendary Coach

On Monday, October 25, the ISD 318 School Board approved naming the GRHS practice football/lacrosse field based on the recommendation of a naming committee that had been assembled. The field will be known as the Tom Drazenovich Field. Tommy D was known for his impact on and off the field.

Schoology

Schoology is a social media-type interface where teachers can post assignments, class documents, resources, and calendar events for upcoming projects. It can also serve as a digital extension of the classroom, enabling online discussion of course content, submission of assignments, and more.

Seesaw

Seesaw is a platform that PreK-3 (and some 4th and 5th grade) students can use to showcase what they’re learning and doing at school with their families. Students can add voice recordings, photos, videos, drawings, notes and much more. Families can see all of this, connecting them to their child’s classroom.

Titan School Solutions (Lunch Account)

Titan School Solutions is an online tool parents can use to load money into their student’s lunch account and to see their student’s lunch purchases. Titan can also be used to apply for educational benefits such as free and reduced price meals.

iPad Handbook and Resources

To learn more about district-issued iPads for all students, please read the iPad Family Handbook or check out our iPad Student Resources on our iPads for All page by clicking on the images below.