Middle School and High School Technology
Parent Resources
Schoology
How to Set-up Your Schoology Account
You should have received an email titled "<Student Name> Parent Access Code for Schoology & Login Instructions" with your student's code (Emails were sent during the month of September from Courtney Lovell or Alec Kartz. Check your Spam and Junk folder if you did not receive it.)
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Click Parent.
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Enter your Parent Access Code. This is a 12-digit code in xxxx-xxxx-xxxx format that is included in the email you received.
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Fill out the form with your information.
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Click Register to complete.
When you use a Parent Access Code to create an account, you are automatically associated with your child. You can add additional children to your account using the Add Child button.
Note: If you did not receive an email with a code, please email:
Ms. Lovell (WHS) Courtney Lovell courtneylovell@waunakee.k12.wi.us
Mr. Kartz (WMS) alexanderkartz@waunakee.k12.wi.us
Login & Parent Guide
Once you have set-up your Schoology account. Please use the following link to gain access to Schoology.
https://app.schoology.com/login
Click here for the Parent Guide to Schoology
Tips on How to Use Schoology as a Parent
You have viewing access to your student's Schoology courses, therefore, please feel free to visit all their courses and become familiar with how they are organized.
Note: Infinite Campus is still our main reporting system for grades and there may be additional assignments in Infinite Campus that are not in Schoology (ie: Participation, discussion, etc). Also, the overall grade calculation in Schoology will not be accurate, as any weighing of categories happens in Infinite Campus.
View Schoology Grades/Assignments (2 Options)
Use the Calendar Icon to View Assignments
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On the top menu click on the calendar icon
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This will give you a view of some* of the assignments or assessment that are coming up
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You can click on the entries to get more information
*Not all assignments will be listed on this calendar. For example, a teacher may not create an assignment if students are supposed to "Read Chapter 7". Most of the calendar items have point values associated with them or are a final due date for a project.