For families
Family Resources
Our partnership with families is a top priority. Find calendars, menus, forms and the tools you use every day.
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Remote Learning Days
Remote learning days, formerly referred to as Flexible Instructional Days (FID), are utilized when severe weather prevents students and staff from safely reporting to school.
At a glance
- Up to five Remote Learning Days per school year
- Families are notified via standard communication channels
- Grades K–5: Elementary students complete physical Remote Day Activities packets
- Grades 6–12: Assignments are posted live at 8:30 AM in Schoology.
- Teachers are available during the school day via Google Meet, Seesaw messages, or email.
Quick links
The pages and tools families use most.
District calendars
School-year calendars and important dates.
PowerSchool Parent Portal
Grades, attendance and your contact information.
Meal menus
Breakfast and lunch menus for every school.
Registration
Enroll a new student, including kindergarten.
Forms and documents
District forms for families, in one place.
Health services
School nurses, health forms and screenings.
English Language Development
ELD resources for English learners and their families.
Code of conduct
Expectations for students across the district.
Family updates
Timely information from across the district.
2026–2027 school year
Student and Parent Handbooks
Policies, procedures and expectations for every school, in one place.
Technology
AI Technology Update
Changes to student devices, technology and AI use this year, by elementary, middle and high school.
Attendance
Report an absence with SafeArrival
Let your school know your child will be absent or late, by app, website or phone.
Community support
Help with food and other essentials
Find local food pantries, meal programs and community services for housing, utilities, clothing and counseling.
All family resources
Everything in one place, grouped by topic.
District information
Health and student services
Teaching and learning
Technology
Food service
Activities and community
Can’t find what you need?
Your child’s school office is the best first stop for questions about classes, schedules and attendance. For district-level questions, contact the district office.