Links for Parents

Guardians do not have a login account to their child’s Google Classroom account. We recommend sitting down with your child, and walking through their Classroom with them to discuss their upcoming assignments, class work, and notifications from the teacher. 

To access Google Classroom, your child will first have to verify that they are logged in to their school account. After this, they can navigate to classroom. google.com, and bookmark the page so it’s easily findable the next time. 

Google Classroom is where your child can see all of their assignments (including missing and late work) and future deadlines in Calendar. To view all assignments assigned to your child, with their due dates, you can either view the To-Do tab in Google Classroom, or individually select a class and check under either the Stream or Classwork page for upcoming assignments. There is no parental log-in.

A page can crash, or not load for many reasons. Learn about the answer to common error messages and fixes by locating yours, and following the steps to get you where you need to be. 

If you aren’t connected to the internet, you can still create, edit, and view files in Google Docs, Slides, and Sheets in offline mode. To implement this feature, first turn it on when you are connected to the internet, so you can access your files after. 

There are many ways to stay engaged even with low bandwidth. In Google Meet, keep the camera off, and also consider using a phone to join and speak in meetings. This allows you to take a break from being visible on your computer screen, and take your meeting on a call. Learn more about internet bandwidth in Google Meet and ways to troubleshoot these issues. 

You can join a meeting from an invite that can be available through Gmail or Google Calendar, or from a unique link. Your child can join meetings through Google Classroom that will be posted by their teacher, or directly from Google Meet or Calendar. 

There is no offline mode for Google Meet, but teachers can record their meetings and lessons to send out afterwards so that your child does not miss any important information. Contact your child’s teacher to let them know so they can ensure getting you the recorded meetings.