Especially for Parents / Welcome Parents!

Information for parents:

Online Portal - parents and students can view a variety of information about the student: Attendance, Schedule, ePortfolio, Demographic information, etc. Instructions on seeing grades in the Online Portal.

Home Access Center - parents and students in grades 6 through 12 can view report card grades, ongoing class work progress, student schedule, and teacher course recommendations (when completed each year). Instructions on using Home Access Center.

A parent’s username and password is the same for BOTH SYSTEMS.

The parent username is the email address that SCASD has on file for the parent
A parent’s original password was a system-generated password, created when the parent first provided an email address to the district.
A parent may change the password by logging into Online Portal, and clicking “User Profile.”
If a parent has forgotten the password, it can be retrieved by clicking the “Click to retrieve forgotten password for Guardians Only” at this link. The password will be sent to the email address the district has on file for the parent.

Students use their SCASD username and password to access both systems.

High School Course Schedule Information

District Directory - schools, offices, departments; who to call

Enrolling your child - Registration of new students, kindergarten registration, what school will my child attend?

Enrollment Area Map - allows you to enter a home address to see the school children would attend.

Kindergarten - general information about our kindergarten program, preparation for kindergarten, transition activities, what a typical day is like, and much more.

Special Education
The Special Education Department provides programs and services in accord with the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) and PA Chapter 14 Special Education Programs for students with disabilities. The State College Area School District provides a variety of opportunities for the screening and evaluation of students thought to have disabilities.