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Sharing Student Login Information

Share student login information with parents for Kids A-Z access at home.

Updated over 2 months ago

We offer several ways to distribute student login information to parents.

Print - Student Login Cards

  1. Log in to Kids A-Z.

  2. Click My Classroom.

  3. Select Class Roster.

  4. Click Student & Parent Documents.

  5. Select Student Login Cards to download a PDF.

  6. Cut each page apart to give students their own login information.

Print - Parent Letters

  1. Log in to Kids A-Z.

  2. Click My Classroom.

  3. Select Class Roster.

  4. Click Student & Parent Documents.

  5. Select Parent Letters.

  6. Select the desired language and student(s).

  7. Click Download to obtain a PDF letter for each student.

  8. Print the pages and hand them out for students to take home.

Digital - Parent Access

  1. Log in to Kids A-Z.

  2. Click My Classroom.

  3. Select Class Roster.

  4. Click the student name and select Edit Student Info.

  5. Select Parent Access.

  6. Enter the parent's email address and click Add.

The parent will receive an email with instructions to set up their Parent Access. Once logged in, they can see their child's login information on the main page.

Digital - Student Login Cards

  1. Log in to Kids A-Z.

  2. Click My Classroom.

  3. Select Class Roster.

  4. Click Student & Parent Documents.

  5. Select Student Login Cards to download a PDF.

  6. Take a screenshot, making sure to capture only that particular student’s card.

  7. Paste the screenshot into an email to send to the parent.

Digital - Parent Letters

  1. Log in to Kids A-Z.

  2. Click My Classroom.

  3. Select Class Roster.

  4. Click Student & Parent Documents.

  5. Select Parent Letters.

  6. Select the desired language and student.

  7. Click Download to save a PDF letter for that student.

    • Save the PDF somewhere you can find it, with a name specific to that student.

  8. Email the PDF to the student's parent or guardian.

  9. Repeat as necessary for each student.

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