Information for Parents

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Where Does My Child Log In?

Grades K-5
Grades 6-12

Grades K-5

Here is a link to a helpful video: Accessing Google Classroom from Clever
Spanish version: Instrucciones Google Classroom: Aula Virtual de Google

Your child’s login is the last 2 digits of their graduation year + first name.lastname@msdk12.net

EXAMPLE for John Smith, graduating in 2023: 23john.smith@msdk12.net

Your child’s password is lowercase first initial + lowercase last initial + their unique 6-digit student ID number*

EXAMPLE for John Smith: js123456
*If you do not know your child's unique student ID number or are having difficulty logging in, please contact your child's teacher.

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What Does a Virtual School Day Look Like?

Our immediate objective is to provide connectedness and continuity of instruction at each grade level through both online and offline assignments and activities communicated daily to students by their teachers. Our design will not require students to attend “live” classes online at specific time periods. We know it is important during the extended closure that students have the flexibility to complete learning experiences on their own schedule. However, students will have access to teachers and counselors for guidance and support at designated times each day.

Students are expected to log in daily to their grade-appropriate online platform: CANVAS (for grades 6-12) or via CLEVER to access their Google Classroom (for grades K-5). Teachers will be monitoring online activity and will be available for help between 10:00 am and 2:30 pm each virtual school day.

Below is a more detailed explanation of a virtual learning day according to grade level:

Grades K-5

Students should log into their Google Classroom via Clever each morning at 10:00 am or after to check their daily learning activities, which will be both online and off-line. Teachers will be available via their Google Classrooms and @msdk12 email between 10:00 am and 2:20 pm each virtual school day to answer any questions and provide guidance while students are working on their assignments.
Outside of the assigned instructional content, students are encouraged to read, journal and engage in discussion/activities with their family members. If you received additional take-home materials last week from your child’s teacher to supplement learning experiences, these materials can serve in lieu of a digital assignment if you would like to limit screen time or if you experience technological problems.
Attendance will be determined by the submission of assigned learning activities and/or student engagement with district online platforms and material assigned. Parents must contact their child’s school to REPORT AN ABSENCE from a virtual school day if their child is sick or otherwise unable to complete the day’s work.

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Where Does My Child Log In?

Grades K-5

Grades 6-12

Important Links

VIRTUAL LEARNING HUB FAQs

Google Meet Guidelines for Students and Parents

How to Report My Child's Absence

Free/Reduced Breakfast & Lunch

Social-Emotional Learning at Home

Take Our Survey on Virtual Learning

Coronavirus Update Center

What Does a Virtual School Day Look Like?

Grades K-5

Grades 6-8

Grades 9-12

How Do I Access My Child's Online Learning Platforms?

Grades K-2

Grades 3-5

Grades 6-12