Parent Resources
DUSD Tech Help Desk
Need help? We are here for you!
The best way to reach the Help Desk is by email.
Monday – Friday
7 am – 4 pm
In person or by phone
(562) 469-6905
i-Ready Resources
i-Ready allows teachers to meet your student exactly where they are and provides data to increase your student’s learning gains. Visit the Family Center to learn more about the program.
WeTip Confidential Reporting
This reporting system offers an anonymous way for students and their families to report various incidents like wellness concerns, vandalism, bullying and discrimination without fear.
Get Connected
Q-Parent Connect
Q-Parent Connect will allow you to access student grades, attendance, and additional information. Once enrollment is complete, the parent/guardian should receive a Parent Connection account log-in and temporary password.
- If you do not remember your Q-ParentConnection pin or password, please use the links under the Login button to receive that information.
- If you do not currently have a Q-ParentConnection account, please contact your child’s school.
ParentSquare
ParentSquare provides a simple and safe way for everyone at school and across the district to connect.
- Receive all district, school and classroom communication via email, text, or through the app.
- Communicate in your preferred language.
- Comment on school postings to engage with your school community.
- View the school and classroom calendar and RSVP for events.
- Easily sign up to volunteer and/or bring items.
- Securely receive report cards and other important information.
ParentSquare can be used on any device. You can download the free mobile app for iOS (iPhone) or Android or use the desktop version at www.parentsquare.com
How to Report an Absence
Improving attendance is an essential strategy for reducing achievement gaps. When students reduce absences, they can make more academic gains. Attendance Matters! However, we understand that there are instances beyond our control when a student can not attend school. In that case, please choose one of the following ways to report an absence:
Log on to Parent Connect
Email the Front Office
Send an email with:
Include the following the following information:
- Student’s First and Last name
- Date of the absence
- Reason for the absence
- The name of the person calling
Call the Front Office
(562) 904-3572
Leave a voicemail with:
- Student’s First and Last name
- Date of the absence
- Reason for the absence
- The name of the person calling
Annual Registration
Please visit the district website for important forms and information about annual registration.
Important Documents
Student Handbook: Pioneer Passport
This document contains school policies and procedures you and your student should know.
Download: English
Home School Compact
This document explains how parents and teachers will work together to ensure all our students reach grade-level standards.
Download: English & Spanish
Sign Up for the PTA
We'd love your participation. Join today!
Internet Usage Agreement
While internet resources can provide tremendous opportunities for education, please become familiar with the uses that are prohibited by the District.
Download: English
Wellness Resources
Sussman Wellness Center
For Students
For Parents
Virtual Calming Rooms
Helpful Information
Athletics Participation
Requirements: There are three main requirements to sign up for a sport.
- Student must maintain a 2.0 GPA along with good citizenship.
- Must have a completed Physical Evaluation Form on file.
- Must have an Emergency Card on file.
Download: Middle School Pre-participation Physical Evaluation Form
DUSD Sports By Laws
TLC Family Resource Center
TLC Assistants help students and their families with health issues, child abuse concerns, family instability, mental health support, critical life needs, and parenting skills.
Learn more: web.dusd.net/tlc
California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress (CAASPP)
End-of-year statewide test results to get a complete picture of your child’s learning.
Learn more: CAASPP: A Parent’s Guide
School Zone Traffic Laws
Become familiar with the special laws related to keeping schools safe. Learn more: School Zone Traffic Laws
Common Sense Media
Discover family-friendly media you feel good about sharing with your kids. Entertainment and technology recommendations for families.
Visit: commonsensemedia.org
School Site Council
School Site Councils are the major part of the overall decision-making structure at our school. They are a very special group of people who are elected by their peers to represent the members of a school community. Their primary role is to guide the Site Planning Process to ensure that the needs of all students are specifically addressed in the School Site Plan. The School Site Plan is a living document that highlights the goals for the school and the programs and dollars that the school needs to turn these goals into a reality for students.
Meeting: March 11, 2024
10 Ways to Help Your Child Succeed in Middle School
- Attend Back-to-School Night and Parent-Teacher Conferences
- Visit the school and its website
- Support homework expectations
- Send your child to school well-rested and ready to learn
- Instill organization skills
- Teach study skills
- Know the disciplinary and bullying policies
- Get involved by:
- mentoring or tutoring students
- giving a talk for career day
- attending school concerts, plays, and athletic events
- chaperoning field trips and dances
- organizing fundraising activities
- attending school board meetings
- Take attendance seriously
- Make time to talk about school
