jpc coffs parent portal

by Dr. Esteban Kuvalis DDS Published 3 years ago Updated 2 years ago 7 min read

Why choose St John Paul College Coffs Harbour?

Please try again later. Welcome to St John Paul College, Coffs Harbour, a centre of educational excellence on the Mid North Coast of New South Wales catering for students from Year 7 to Year 12. The College provides a high quality Catholic education for students drawing from as far south as Scotts Head, north to Corindi and west to Dorrigo.

What is the JCPS Parent Portal policy for parents and guardians?

Parents/Guardians will not attempt to harm or destroy data of their own child, of another user, of the school district network, or from the Internet through the JCPS Parent Portal. Parents/Guardians will not use the JCPS Parent Portal for any illegal activity, including violation of Data Privacy laws.

What is the parental access portal?

The portal lets parents view their child's records anywhere, anytime. In response to the privilege of accessing the site, every parent is expected to act in a responsible, ethical, and legal manner. The portal is available to every parent/guardian of a student enrolled in the JCPS District.

What is the community care JPC?

Community Care allows students of all ages to be able to connect and make a positive impact on others who are less fortunate. Volunteering has always been apart of my JPC journey helping me gain a variety of experiences from organising fundraisers to aiding elderly residents.

What is the JCPS parent portal?

The JCPS Parent Portal (run by Infinite Campus) allows you to track your child’s academic progress and develop a partnership with your child’s teachers. Infinite Campus is a secure and convenient way to monitor your child’s attendance, assignments, daily grades, and class schedule as well as bus and health information.

Who can access the JCPs portal?

The portal is available to every parent/guardian of a student enrolled in the JCPS District. Parents/Guardians are required to adhere to the following guidelines: Parents/Guardians will not share their password with anyone, including their child.