Parents
Technology Resources for Parents
An Aeries parent portal account was created with the email address entered for the parent contacts in the enrollment process. If you do not see the message in your inbox, check your spam folder for a message from donotreply@aeries.net
Or, go to the parent portal
https://lgsuhsd.asp.aeries.net/student/loginparent.aspx
Click the Forgot Password link and enter the email address for the parent contact.
The system will send an email to reset your password. Be sure to check your spam folder if you do not see the message in your inbox. If you get an error message that the account was not found, please contact your school's registrar to verify the email address associated with your student's contact records.
ParentSquare Accounts
To set up your Parentsquare account, log in to Aeries and click on the Communications link in the left side menu. This will create a single sign-on link and the Parent Square Account. If you do not have an account, you should be receiving messages sent by the school district.
Parent Canvas Accounts
The Canvas URL for parents is: https://lgsuhsd.instructure.com/login/canvas
Parents can create a Canvas account to observe their student's courses. Please follow the Parent Portal Instructions to create your account. You cannot set this feature up on a mobile device, such as an smartphone. However, it can be used on a mobile device once it is set up on a computer.
To observe a second student in Canvas - login using your parent Canvas account:
Go to Account---Settings--Observing
Enter the Student Pairing Code
Click the +Student button and follow the prompts to add student.
Other Resources for Parents
Protect your teen from identity theft
Help you kids with online behavior
Rules for Social Media created by students
Parent/Guardian Guide to Social Media sites
The Different Types of Cyberbullying
Learn more about privacy with these Teen Internet Safety
Eraser Button-- In September 2013, the landmark Eraser Button bill was signed into law in California. This law requires websites and apps to permit users under 18 to remove content they've personally posted. In addition, it prohibits all advertising of harmful products that are illegal for minors to purchase (such as alcohol, tobacco, and guns) on websites and apps targeted to minors. Common Sense has been a strong supporter of the Eraser Button bill, and we're encouraged to see other states across the country following suit with similar bills.
Make YouTube Safer for Kids: https://www.commonsensemedia.org/videos/5-ways-to-make-youtube-safer-for-kids
What are all these internet terms?
Security: Sign Out of Chrome alicekeeler.com/teachertech/20…
Help/Advice:
Resources for Youth in Crisis (compiled by ConnectSafely)
ICanHelpLine
Cyberbullying Research Center
Abuse Reporting:
Facebook Twitter LinkedIn YouTube Google+
Privacy Setting:
Facebook Google+ LinkedIn Twitter YouTube
Parents Guide to Learning with Technology
Other Resources: (beyond Common Sense Media) How savvy am I? Take the assessment: Connect: Find the Match
Student Privacy: NEW: Digital Well Being for Families