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To get started, you first need to sign in to PowerTeacher. Your PowerSchool system administrator will be able to tell you the server address, as well as the username and password you need to sign in.
Read how PowerTeacher Pro Gradebook, built right within PowerSchool SIS, makes standards-based and traditional grades easy to score, review, and share with parents. Get a full picture of any of your student’s grades, standards progress, attendance, parent contact information, and more.
The Student Info tab displays a list of students enrolled in the selected class, along with each student’s personal demographics information, and the grade scale by which they are graded. The students listed are enrolled in the class that you selected in the Classes pane.
Grade faster with an intuitive and flexible web-based gradebook that teachers can use anywhere, from any device. A core component of PowerSchool SIS, PowerTeacher Pro Gradebook provides visual reports that make standards-based and traditional grades easy to score, review, and share with parents.
20 mar 2020 · This video should guide parents and students through the process of viewing grades and assignments in their PowerSchool accounts.
PowerTeacher Gradebook: Getting Started. Creating an Assignment. School has started and you’ve had a few days to get settled in your new classroom. Your students just turned in their Local Ecosystems homework and you notice that your assignments bin is filling up. Click the right arrow to continue. ‹ ›. 1. 2. 3. How to Create Assignments.
