Schalmont distributes report cards throughout the year for the elementary, middle and high school levels as well as progress reports four times per year for grades 6-12 students. In the middle school, report cards are given to students in homeroom, except for the final report card in June or July, which is mailed home.
The Schalmont Central School District and school community believe that homework plays a critical role in teaching and learning. It also provides an excellent opportunity for parents to become aware of their child’s daily academic experiences.
It is the parent’s role to reinforce the importance of homework and encourage home completion in a timely manner. Parents need to monitor their child’s homework. If parents set rules within their home that define where, when and under what conditions their child needs to complete their work, the task becomes more routine and less cumbersome. It is essential that parents provide guidance for their child, not answers. Parents are encouraged to find out more specifics about individual teachers’ procedures and requirements when a child is absent.
Students instructed at home are not eligible to participate in interscholastic sports. Commissioner’s Regulations mandate that only students enrolled in the public school are allowed to participate in interscholastic sports. Further, the district does not permit home-instructed students to participate in any extracurricular activities.
A: Schoology's parent account provides specific grade information for things like tests, quizzes, writing , and other assignments. Schoology also offers you homework calendars, classroom materials/resources and can show you if your child owes any work. If your child is absent, it becomes the first place to look for what school work may have been missed. Additionally, a ny student work, assessments, or writing submitted by your child through Schoology is viewable through your Schoology parent account. Furthermore, for easier parent (and student) access, Schoology is available for your mobile device by simply downloading the free Schoology IOS or Android app. It is important to remember that Schoology is a "pilot" for the rest of this school year, so expect teachers to take time to acclimate to this new system.
A: Schoology is a safe online learning management system that allows teachers to create, manage and share information with their students. Students using Schoology can get class assignments, collaborate with their teacher and classmates, see grades and work on self-paced learning activities. Parents with a Schoology account can see grades on ...
Furthermore, for easier parent (and student) access, Schoology is available for your mobile device by simply downloading the free Schoology IOS or Android app. It is important to remember that Schoology is a "pilot" for the rest of this school year, so expect teachers to take time to acclimate to this new system.
A: Through Schoology's "parent portal," you will be able to see your student's grades, teacher comments for that class and class assignments, tests and quizzes. Anything that your student submits in Schoology can be viewed by you as the parent. You will not be able to participate in or observe classroom activities.
A: Yes. Schalmont's Schoology is a monitored online tool that is accessible only to students enrolled in the class and the class teacher. Besides parents with a specific code, outsiders cannot access Schoology. Additionally, your child's account is password protected and only viewable by you and your child.
Providing a link between parents and schools to allow parents to take a more informed view of their children's progress at school.
Replaces the traditional school bag run and paper processes with direct digital communications via a single sign on approach.
Enabling parents to access information, update details and transact at a time that suits them.
parentsportal.scot will provide parents with access to a growing suite of online services, including information about a child's education and transactions such as applying for placement requests, paying for school meals and other non-meal purchases.