You can also download the Campus Parent app on Apple or Android.
Where do I get my Infinite Campus username and password?
When you enroll your student, you will receive a welcome email that has everything you need to set up your Infinite Campus account.
What if I forgot my Infinite Campus password?
If you forget your password, there is a "Forgot my password" button on the Infinite Campus login screen. If that doesn't work, you can call your child's school.
Which iPad does my student have?
All students grades K-12 are issued an iPad 9th Generation. Students in grades 5 and up take their school issued devices home daily.
How do I take care of my iPad?
Students are responsible for taking care of their iPad. You can review the device care guidelines on the district’s Device Guide and Acceptable Use policy that was signed during registration.
What do I do if my iPad is damaged, lost, or stolen?
Students should report damaged, lost, or stolen iPads to the office or library in their school. For more information about iPad damage reference the district’s Device Guide and Acceptable Use Policy.
How is content filtered on my student’s device?
To ensure a safe digital learning environment, all LCR3 iPads are supervised through mobile device management software and equipped with a content filtering system.
Your child’s teacher will share specific details regarding AMI day expectations. You can also review general district guidelines on the district website to learn more about AMI day procedures.
My student does not bring their device home. How will school work be completed?
If inclement weather is predicted, student devices will be sent home with chargers so students can access their AMI resources.
My student does not have internet access at home. How will school work be completed?
If you do not have access to the internet, please contact your child's homeroom/WIN Time teacher.
How can families encourage healthy digital habits and safe tech use at home?
Families can encourage healthy habits by keeping device usage in shared common spaces, setting charging routines outside bedrooms at night, managing screen time, and discussing safe online behavior (like the "Block, Screenshot, Report" steps for unsafe content).
How does the district support safe and balanced technology use?
All district iPads are filtered on and off school Wi-Fi networks. Instruction aligns with ISTE standards, focusing on digital citizenship, creation over passive consumption, and active partnership with families.
How can I learn more about digital wellness for my family?
Our district's digital wellness approach is inspired by Digital for Good: Raising Kids to Thrive in an Online World by Richard Culatta (CEO of ISTE), which offers practical strategies for managing screen time and digital habits at home.
According to ISTE CEO Richard Culatta, practicing digital citizenship is essential; rather than solely focusing on restrictions, we must actively engage students in identifying and developing the digital skills they wish to build. This focus forms a vital foundation for effective edtech practice. Hear from Richard in this short video, “Digital Citizenship Using Technology to Solve Tough Problems.”
For comprehensive family guidance across various platforms, movies, and games, explore Common Sense Media, which offers age-appropriate media insights for parents.
