PowerSchool Parent/Student Access

Parents: It is possible to arrange to have attendance and/or grade information sent to you automatically by the PowerSchool system at an interval of your choosing. If you would like to set this, please contact your student's Learning Support Team (LST) for a password that will enable you to do so.

Last Names A-F, contact:
Brandy Capaccio at 847-327-7024 or brandy.capaccio@d128.org

Shelly Stoiber at 847-327-7025 or
shelly.stoiber@d128.org

Last names G-P, contact:
Erin Medley at 847-327-7031 or erin.medley@d128.org

Jewell Ronne at 847-327-7032 or jewell.ronne@d128.org

Last names Q-Z, contact:
Patty Scherrer at 847-327-7038 or patty.scherrer@d128.org

Holly Sundal at 847-327-7037 or holly.sundal@d128.org

Helpful Hints:

• Please ignore the Registration and Grade History tabs at this time.
• Lunch balances are NOT tracked in PowerSchool. If you have activated email notifications for Fee Balances, please IGNORE any reference to lunch balances.
• Fee Balances (other than lunch) should be accurate, but you will still receive an actual mailed notice with information on how to pay.
• The PowerSchool Parent/Student portal is actually very easy to navigate and there is a Help button available. The Help button is a "?" button located in the upper right corner of the screen next to the Logout button.
• To view actual assignments and their grades, click the "--" or grade that is displayed in any grading column (such as the S1 column).
• Once you're looking inside a teacher's gradebook, if you see an assignment score that is underlined and colored so that it looks like a link, this means that the teacher has added a comment about this specific grade. Click the score link to view the comment.
• While there is an option in the Parent/Student portal to subscribe to have assignments and grades dropped into a calendar program you are using, there is not much documentation provided to support this. We hope at a future date to be able to provide parents with more specific information on this option. In the meantime, we suggest that parents may simply wish to choose PowerSchool's email notification option instead.