ashburton college parent portal

Why choose Ashburton College?

As the largest secondary school in the region we aim to provide for the varied range of needs of all our pupils. Our school reflects the increasing diversity of our mid Canterbury community. Ashburton College is in a privileged position to meet the aspirations of the wider Ashburton area.

What is the Springfield College Parent Portal?

Welcome to the Springfield College Parent Portal. This site allows parents and authorized guests to view and manage their student's Springfield College financial information: Student eBill/Payment Plan, including making an online payment

What is the student ebill/payment portal?

This site allows parents and authorized guests to view and manage their student's Springfield College financial information: Student eBill/Payment Plan, including making an online payment To gain access to the portal, students must setup an account and grant the appropriate permissions for each authorized user.

What is the PowerSchool student portal?

PowerSchool Student Portal is a student friendly version of the Parent Portal allowing students in grades 6-12 access to their schedules, assignments/grades and attendance. Students have separate user accounts and log in using their AACPS username and password.

Welcome

Welcome to the Springfield College Parent Portal. This site allows parents and authorized guests to view and manage their student's Springfield College financial information:

Contact Info

Student Accounts Administration Building, 1st Floor Phone: 413-748-3183 Email: StudentAccounts@Springfield.edu

Family2Family

Join the Washington College Parent Community! With Family2Family, you can get the inside scoop on what to expect and how to handle this next step in the parenting process. Get all of your questions answered by knowledgeable parents who are happy to help and support you as you learn the WC ropes!

Wondering about scholarships?

WC partnered with RaiseMe to offer micro-scholarships that recognize your student's everyday achievements—like grades and community service—and allows them to start earning money for college beginning in 9th grade.