Parent Resources
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Every parent should have a Schoology account. This is how our school communicates with parents. Schoology is NOT the same thing as Power School. Schoology is a Learning Management System that houses discussions, updates, classroom information, group information, files, folders, videos and more.
Note: When students are logging into Schoology from home, they must FIRST log into their Google account by typing their district email (XXXXXX@studentswcsoh.org) and their Google password (3 or 4-letter word with numbers following). Once they're into Google, they just need to open another tab and type in westerville.schoology.com
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Reviews and ratings for family movies, TV shows, websites, video games, books & music.
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K12 and Advanced Placement online courses
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The information network for Ohio schools.
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Writing tips for students
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Help students prepare for online assessments in all subject areas.
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Login to find grades and attendance information. Ask your child's school for your parent access code.
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Ask other parents and professionals technology-related questions as they pertain to children. Login is required.
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After school resources by grade.
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Parent's Guide to Accelerated Reader.
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Raise-A-Reader Guides, parent videos, learning toolkits, etc.
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Media Literacy & Fake News
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Safe email for your kids and entire family.
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Reading is an important part of you child's education. A lot of information that your child learns is processed through the act of reading and writing. Research has proven that one of the best ways to help children become better students and high achievers is to help them become better readers. Teachers may tell you that you need to read at home with your child. Listening to him/her read is not enough. Reading can open a conversation between you and your child. Guide him/her to increase understanding of what is read.
Click here to see an awesome visual graphic from Read Aloud.
In this CNN Opinion Article, James Patterson states that "The more kids read, the better readers they become." and he provides many resources, links, and ideas to help make this an enjoyable activity in your home.
The Twelve Systems of Strategic Action can help you guide your child in becoming a better reader. Regardless of the text, these actions can increase comprehension and fluency with just a little time and effort.
Hopefully the files and links below will help you help your child choose great books that he/she will enjoy reading.