What is Montgomery County public schools parent portal?
Montgomery County Public Schools / Parents / Parent Portal Parent Portal is a program by Powerschool that gives parents access to their child's student information, including grades and attendance. If you do not have an account contact you child's school and ask for information on how to create an account. PowerSchool - Click Here to log in
What is the PowerSchool Parent Portal?
Mobile Apps Staff Community Schools COVID Response 21-22 Last item for navigation Montgomery County Public Schools » Parents » Parent Portal Parent Portal is a program by Powerschool that gives parents access to their child's student information, including grades and attendance.
What is a Parent Portal account used for?
Parent portal accounts are used to: View your child's grades Re-enroll for the next school year Establishing your MyMPS account is easy! Please visit the school office to pick up your activation key. Then, follow the step-by-step instructions.
What if I am unable to create a Parent Portal account?
If you are unable to create your account, please call your child's school for assistance. Q. I followed the Portal Activation instruction and was not able to retrieve my portal activation key. A. Please contact your child's school for assistance. Q. I have a Parent Portal account but I forgot my username and password. A.
MCS Updates
October 14, 2021: To ensure we abide by recent legislation and support students while they learn at home due to COVID-related absences, beginning Monday, October 18, all students learning from home due to a COVID-related absence will be on what’s called “Short Term Independent Study.”
2021-2022 School Year Information
Check this page often for information regarding the 2021-2022 school year.
Short Term Independent Study
Students will access each day’s assignments in their teacher’s Schoology folder. Teachers will assign work to correspond with the required number of daily instructional minutes. Students in grades TK-6 (and Tuolumne grade 7) will have access to live virtual instruction each day.
Senate Bill 328
Senate Bill 328 (SB 328) was created by legislators to address adolescent sleep deprivation. The law requires that the school day for middle and junior high schools begin no earlier than 8 a.m., and the school day for high schools begin no earlier than 8:30 a.m.
Modesto Virtual Academy (MVA)
The Modesto Virtual Academy (MVA) is our online independent study program for students in grades TK-12. Students access coursework on their own time, and meet with their assigned teacher once a week.
NEW! Parent & Student Help Centers
Our Parent & Student Help Centers provide easily accessible descriptions, how-to tutorials, and trainings for our most frequently used applications. The Parent Help Center is linked in the "Parents" drop down menu at the top of the page, and the Student Help Center is linked in the "Students" drop down menu at the top of the page.
Choose How You Receive News
The SchoolMessenger mobile and web-based applications allow you to change your contact preferences, and review all your messages in one place, on any device. You must have an email address on file with your student’s school to use the mobile and web-based applications.
