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    On days that your child will be logging on virtually, refer to the grade span specific details below regarding the login process.
     
    Kindergarten
    For kindergartners, parents will receive an email with the login information needed within the coming days. Right now, teachers continue fine-tuning their own skills when it comes to using iPads in instruction. Students in Kindergarten should have received a “Clever” badge (personalized QR code) during the materials and technology pick-up at your school. In the meantime, you can log on to www.prrams.org to view various apps, links, and help desk information. 
     
    PRSD How2 Video: Logging into Chromebooks (K-3)
     
    Grades 1-3
    For children in grades first through third, you should have received a “Clever” badge (personalized QR code) during the materials and technology pick-up at your school. This badge can be held up to your device’s web camera as you log on and provides a single step sign-in to the critical curricular resources for students. The following step-by-step guide and video were designed to explain how to connect virtually for your child’s first virtual day of class if they are in the A/B model or within the 100% virtual model. Families can log on to www.prrams.org to view various apps, links, and help desk information.
     
    Grades 4-12
    You will be logging on to Google Apps directly with your individualized credentials as you have in the past. A separate email that includes student login and password information will be sent to parents of students in Grade 4. The building offices should have provided any new families with their child’s unique log-in information. You can log on to www.prrams.org to view various apps, links, and help desk information. Teachers will be assisting students with the logistics of managing the online learning platforms and classroom meetings through either GoogleMeet (Grades 4-12) or Blackboard Collaborate (Grades 7-12).
     
    Bringing Devices to School
    Students at K-3 who are enrolled in the traditional model of instruction or students enrolled in the hybrid (A/B) days for grades K-12, should bring their device with them on their first day of instruction. Teachers will be leveraging these devices as teaching tools and will be teaching classroom routines and procedures for in-person instruction as well. Plan to have your child(ren) transport the device to and from school safely in their backpack on a daily basis so that it can be used from home and school. Individual teachers will then express their expectations and preferences for devices in the classroom to families as a part of their communications (e.g. if they’re only needed certain days versus all).
     
    If you have any technology-related questions, please contact the PRSD Technology Department’s Student Support Team at (724) 443-1503, extension HELP (x4357). You can find the email addresses of teachers via this directory link and school start times via this link.