CorpusRecord 16284

ACIT Parent University: Accessing the Realtime parent Portal.

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Source
YouTube / ACIT and Red Hawk Media
Date
2019-10-22
Location
Atlantic County, NJ
Material
Transcript
Extent
230 words · about 2 min
Collected
2026-06-05

Transcript

Verbatim source text

001welcome to parent University parent universities primary goal is to educate parents on what is happening at AAT and increased parent and family awareness and engagement parent University is your go-to resource for how-to videos public service announcements and a safety highlights our first episode is on accessing the real-time Parent Portal hi guys today we're going to go over how to access your students grades and schedule in real time first we're going to go to a CI Tech org [Music] once we're there we're gonna go to the center of the screen and we're gonna click parent resources once we click parent resources on the right side you'll see real time we're gonna click real time once you click real time it'll say welcome to the parent portal you should now enter your own username and password if

002you do not know your user name and password please email your students guidance counselor first we're gonna click schedule when you click schedule you can see your students a and B day schedules with their teachers now we're gonna go over to gradebook when you open gradebook you will see all of your students classes for a and B day if you want to know why they have a certain grade you can click the class once you click the class it brings up all the assignments if the student has a note or a description if you click the arrow it opens up so as you can see this is daily grade and the notes is that they were late to class if you have any other questions about any other other menu options please email your students

003guidance counselor [Music]

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