jbp parent portal

What is a Parent Portal account used for?

Parent portal accounts are used to: View your child's grades Re-enroll for the next school year Establishing your MyMPS account is easy! Please visit the school office to pick up your activation key. Then, follow the step-by-step instructions.

What is the JCPS Parent Portal policy for parents and guardians?

Parents/Guardians will not attempt to harm or destroy data of their own child, of another user, of the school district network, or from the Internet through the JCPS Parent Portal. Parents/Guardians will not use the JCPS Parent Portal for any illegal activity, including violation of Data Privacy laws.

Do I need More than one portal account for each child?

Each parent only needs one portal account, regardless of the number of children enrolled or their grade levels. If you can't see all your children, please contact the school of the child you don't see.

Why can't I see all of my Children on the portal?

Each parent only needs one portal account, regardless of the number of children enrolled or their grade levels. If you can't see all your children, please contact the school of the child you don't see. Retrieve your password.

What is the JCPS parent portal?

The JCPS Parent Portal (run by Infinite Campus) allows you to track your child’s academic progress and develop a partnership with your child’s teachers. Infinite Campus is a secure and convenient way to monitor your child’s attendance, assignments, daily grades, and class schedule as well as bus and health information.

Who can access the JCPs portal?

The portal is available to every parent/guardian of a student enrolled in the JCPS District. Parents/Guardians are required to adhere to the following guidelines: Parents/Guardians will not share their password with anyone, including their child.

Authorized User

Students may establish an Authorized User login. With that login, an Authorized User may access the Student Billing and Payment Center to review the financial account and make online payments.

Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act

The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA) protects the privacy of a student's account.