Do I have to have an
email address?
Yes, ABI accounts are based on email addresses.
What
additional information, other than an email address, is required prior
to creating an account? The student’s permanent
identification number, valid area code and telephone number, and a
verification code.
Will I need
a password? Yes, when you create a new account
with your email address, you will create a password. After you log
in for the first time, you will be required to change your password.
Passwords are required to be changed every three months thereafter.
During my
new account registration, I did not receive a verification email
confirming my email address and password. What should I do next?
Check your Spam
folder. Be sure to add
ojusd@oakdale.k12.ca.us to your "contacts" or "safe senders" list to
ensure you receive these emails.
Can more than one
parent/guardian have an account to access student data?
Yes, just as long as they each have their own email address.
I have two students
at OJUSD, how do I access the information for both of my children?
Create an ABI account for one of your children and login to that
account. At the top right-hand side of the screen there is a drop-down
box that allows you to add an additional student to your account.
What should I do if
I forget my password?
There is a “Forgot Your Password?” link on the ABI login screen.
What information can
I view on ABI?
Daily attendance, standardized test score data, contact information,
transcripts, grades, immunizations, class assignments.
Note: Transcripts printed from
the district parent portal are unofficial and will not be accepted by
other schools or colleges.
The contact
information on my child's account is out of date, how can I update it?
Contact the school by telephone and request the change.
When will I be able
to view progress and quarter grades?
You will be able to view these grades before they show up in your
mailbox!
View
Term Dates
Why
does my student have 2 classes during the same period?
The
teacher has not deleted your student from their class. It won't affect
their grades. Contact the teacher and ask them to delete your student
from their class. Email to a teacher can be sent from the Staff e-mail
page on the website or from the active link on the Class Schedule page
in ABI.
Why does my son have
so many red squares?
Those are the entered assignments by the teacher. Most likely no scores
have been entered yet. If many assignments remain missing and then
one appears or it’s been more then two weeks since any assignment has
appeared
it could also be that he is missing a lot of work. The
teacher may have entered scores, but he had no scores to enter. Contact
the teacher.
Why did my daughter
get a B on that quiz?
A "B" is a wonderful
grade and nothing to worry about. It shows that she is right on
track. As for specific questions that she missed, you might want
to refer to her quiz paper or ask her directly which areas she is
finding difficult. Perhaps she needs to study more, or perhaps she
is not reading directions carefully. There are all kinds of
reasons why a student may not always get an A.
In the "grading
complete" column, it says "No". Does that mean my daughter didn't turn
it in?
No, it means all grades have not been entered yet.
My son took a test
in your class yesterday, but I don't see the results. What grade did he
get?
Grades usually take
several days to post
because of the time involved in grading, entering into a hard copy
gradebook, and then entering onto the computer system. Checking
on grades once a week or once every other week might be more realistic.
My daughter turned
in all her makeup work today. When will her grade be updated?
Most work is graded and
entered into the gradebooks within a week, but it may take longer
when it is makeup work because it means going back to check on the
requirements of the assignment..
The assignments are
numbered 31 and 33. What happened to #32?
This class was not required to do #32. Other classes were. This
will not affect your student's grades.
My daughter swears
she turned in #14. Why doesn't she have credit for it?
Most often when students turn in an assignment and no credit is
given, it is because no name was on the paper. Unfortunately, as often
as teachers remind students to put his/her name on the paper, there are
always several without names. There are also times when students
truly believe they have turned a paper in, only to discover it in their
backpacks a week later, or to find out that they were thinking of a
different assignment. Be sure to check backpacks and binders.