nyc parent portal

What is the NYS parenting portal?

A public awareness campaign to help families, school leaders and communities understand the importance of consistent school attendance and the impact of absences on children's learning. Welcome to the NYS Parenting Portal. Find caregiving tips and resources to enhance your role as a parent.

What is the NYC schools account portal (NYCSA)?

There is a new way for you to stay connected to your student’s education and more in the new NYC Schools Account (NYCSA) Portal. One sign-in will allow you to: See your students grades, test scores and more in My Student

How do I contact my child’s NYC schools account?

If you have questions about your child’s NYC Schools Account, contact your child’s school or call 311. If any of the information you see about your child in NYC Schools Account is incorrect, contact your child’s school.

How do I apply to public schools in NYC?

Добро пожаловать! NYC families can use MySchools to apply to public schools from 3-K to high school. Get started by creating an account. Then explore your children’s personalized school options and get guidance on the admissions process from start to finish.

What is parent university?

Parent University offers training, coaching, and other resources for families to help you advocate for the educational success of your children. Take courses and modules and even gain certificates.

How to update emergency contact information in NYCSA?

When you sign in to your NYCSA account, you will see a pop-up message reminding you to update your emergency contact information. You may click Update Now to go directly to the Emergency Contact page. Once completed, select “Verified” at the top of the page.

How long does it take to get a NYC school account?

You can sign up for an account by entering a few basic details. This will allow you to begin receiving notifications from the DOE. It only takes five minutes, and it is the first step in getting a full account. NYC Schools Account.

How to invite someone to NYCSA?

To invite someone to NYCSA, log into your account and click on the Manage User Access page, to send an invitation to that adult’s email address. They will be prompted to enter your child’s nine- digit student ID and an Account Creation Code.

How to report bullying in school?

If your child is a target of bullying, report the incident to your school’s Respect for All liaison. Use the Bullying Portal feature to report incidents of student-to-student discrimination, intimidation, and harassment. Please see the Fostering Anti-Bullying Practices page to learn more.

How to register for school?

To register at school, bring a valid photo ID (like your passport, driver’s license, or IDNYC) and your child’s nine-digit student ID number, which can be found on your child’s report card.

Can you submit a paper form to NYCSA?

NYCSA now allows you to submit digital versions of paper forms directly. Using technology powered by Docusign, you can fill out and sign a digital form that will be made immediately available to your school. You will no longer need to submit paper versions of these forms to your school. NYCSA currently hosts the following forms:

NYS Child Care, After School, and home visiting Programs Locator

This website provides information on child care, after school and home visiting programs in one easy-to-access location. View the last tab to learn more about child care and after school oversight agencies.

Parent guide

This is your Guide, the story of the first five years of your parenting journey. Whether you are the mother or father (through birth, adoption, or foster care), a grandparent, partner, family friend, aunt or uncle with parenting responsibilities, what you say and do in your role as a parent matters.

Multiple Systems Navigator

Access helpful health, education, human service and disability information on one user-friendly website. Built for youth, parents, family members and caregivers that rely on supports from multiple child and family serving systems.

Every Student Present

Learn how to boost your child’s confidence, keep your child on track with school work, protect your child from bullies and keep your child healthy.