Check out the new QuickSchools Parent Portal Interface:
You can now check the status of the student right after logging in. Just click on the appropriate links to view a particular aspect of the student’s status (like Report Cards, Grades, Attendance, or Homework). Or click on “View Complete Record” to get the original tab-based view like before.
We hope you like this new improvement 🙂
Updated May 24, 2013:
We’ve just released Private Messaging for Parents. You can check it out here:
http://blog.quickschools.com/2013/05/24/private-messaging-for-parents/
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