8th Grade DC Trip Cancellation Update

2020 Suggested Summer Reading

Course Request Information

For A Multi-Tiered System of Supports

click here MTSS Virtual Support

PARENTS: STAY UP TO DATE! 

JOIN THE FOCUS PARENT PORTAL

Create your FOCUS Parent Portal account to access report cards & grades, as well as update your contact info for the school records!  There will be no paper report cards, so be sure you can access FOCUS today!  Report Cards have been published today.  

Visit the following link to register:

https://leon.focusschoolsoftware.com/focus/auth/

The attached document provides you with the necessary instructions to update your “CONTACT INFORMATION” in FOCUS.  School is still in.  As we move to Distance Learning, being able to contact has never been more important!!

 How to update YOUR Parent Portal Contact Info in Focus

Learn-at-Home Packets

Leon County Schools has developed learn-at-home work packets for students to complete the weeks of March 30 and April 6. These packets contain material that is a review of standards previously covered during the school year. This review work should ease students into the idea of learning at home. These packets are for grades 6-8. 

You can access the Learn-at-Home packets at www.leonschools.net/LearnAtHome.

When you visit the link, you will be prompted to log in with your student’s username and password. The username and password format is as follows. Contact Ms Payne (paynem@leonschools.net)If you can’t get logged in. The student ID number is 9 digits long .

Username: StudentIDNumber@edu.leonschools.net

• Password: students should know their password we used first and last intial (lowercase) period birth month (two digits) period birth year (two digits)  

Some people who had login issues are just having someone else email them the packet. That is fine, but we do need to get everyone’s login working for the online instruction that starts April 13. So please still email Ms Payne if your student’s login is not working.

Printing these packets out is not required. It is a little clunky, but there is a way to type answers into the packets using the free Adobe Reader app. Attached to this page is a video that demonstrates this process. If you want to try this, keep in mind that most computers do not open PDFs in Adobe Reader by default anymore. Macs open them in Preview and Windows 10 opens them in Edge. You will need to download and install Adobe Reader and set it as your default PDF viewer in order to follow along with the video. Visit http://get.adobe.com/reader to download the free Adobe Reader app.

If typing directly onto the packets is too clunky, another option for students is to reference the packet on their computer or tablet, and then write their answers on notebook paper. Please try to label which question you are answering clearly on your notebook paper. 

Digital Access and Submission

Beginning Monday, April 13, we will move to an online instruction model through which teachers will deliver instruction in new material to all students. Much more information about our way-of-work for this new model of instruction will be forthcoming.

Typing Onto Digital Packets with Adobe Reader

7th Grade Tdap Immunization Letter

8th Grade Address Verification Letter