eSchoolPlus Home Access Center
System Update: Please note all usernames and passwords are now case sensitive.
FAQs
1) What if I can not log into the parent center?
For technical problems or issues with user accounts, please contact Ellen Bluestein at 215-643-8990 or eblueste@udsd.org to schedule an appointment. Please note you MUST schedule an appointment before coming in. Users must present identification in person for any changes regarding their account. Parents who have recently enrolled their child(ren) or who will be first attending school in UDSD will receive a letter with your login credentials via the mail.
2) When should I expect my child's grades to be posted?
The following are the expectations for the Home Access Center (HAC):
• Homework, classwork, quizzes and tests will be posted within 7 days or once per cycle
• Short essays, exams and major projects posting time will vary based on assignment expectation and grading time necessary
3) Who do I report incorrect information to?
For address changes, phone numbers, or data corrections, please contact your child's school.
4) Why can't I change my information myself?
The Home Access Center is a read-only shadow copy of the district's student information system database. Information is not changeable.
5) What if I don't have computer access at home?
The eSchoolPlus Home Access Center is accessible through any computer connected to the Internet. If you are unable to access the HAC, please contact your child's school to make arrangements for paper reports.
6) Is the district sending everything electronically?
While the district will be saving money in the reduction of paper costs, we will not be paper-free. With the new parent access, the district will not need to send home the numerous annual "Back-to-School" forms and parents will not have to fill them out. Interims for the 1st Marking Period will be mailed. There will be no interims mailed for the remaining interim reports as parents will be able to access them via the HAC. Report cards will continue to be distributed as they have in the past at the high school and middle school.
7) How is the emergency notification system going to work with phone numbers I provide to the district?
For normal weather cancellations or delays. The emergency notification system will call the home phone of where the student resides.
For serious emergencies or early dismissals, the emergency notification system will call up to four phone numbers for each student. In the event of an emergency of this type, the system will begin dialing parents in this order:
- Home phone of where the student(s) reside(s)
- Parent #1 Work Phone*
- Parent #2 Work Phone*
- Parent #1 Cell Phone*
The system will not call multiple times for each child in the house. However, depending upon the severity of the emergency, the district will decide whether the system keeps calling until it gets a live person or a answering machine/voicemail.
Emergencies which affect specific schools (i.e power outage) may only receive a call if the parent has a child in that particular building.
*If applicable
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