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What is the Bloomfield College online application?

Our new web-based application allows you to take control of your Bloomfield College experience through a single sign-on portal. Students can register for classes and check their financial aid through WebAdvisor, submit coursework through Blackboard, and check emails and calendars through Gmail.

How does the student portal work for teachers and students?

Everyone stays connected: Students stay on top of assignments, parents are able to participate more fully in their student's progress, and teachers can use their gradebook to make decisions on what information they want to share with parents and students. Students are provided access to the Student portal through their school.

How do I log in to the parent portal?

Click the “Enter Parent Connection” button. On the top right corner of the app, click the “Log in” button. Enter your Parent Portal PIN and password. These are the same PIN and passwords you may have used on a desktop computer.

What is the PowerSchool student and Parent Portal?

The PowerSchool Student and Parent portal gives parents and students access to real-time information including attendance, grades and detailed assignment descriptions, school bulletins, lunch menus and even personal messages from the teacher.

What is the parent portal?

Click here to log in#N#The Parent Portal provides online access to student attendance and grades via PowerSchool, the school district’s student information system. It is necessary to create a Single Sign-On (SSO) account before first using the system.

Can parents create a PowerSchool account?

Parents/guardians of students may now create a single PowerSchool account that allows access to grading, attendance and course registration information for all of their students attending Bloomfield schools that use Parent Portal. This "Single Sign On" account links all your students to one account. More than one parent or guardian may create their own account.

What is a student account?

Student accounts are set by default to allow access to both students and parents, but parents and guardians must contact their school to obtain the 'Access ID' and 'Password' in order to link to and view their child's information.

Can parents update their school information?

Parents can communicate with teachers via the portal, but they cannot update or change the information for their student. If any demographic, or emergency contact information is incorrect, please contact your school immediately, identify yourself, and provide the corrected information.

Can you reset your password on Parent Portal?

Passwords can always be reset by the user within the portal, when logged in, or can be recovered, if forgotten, at the login page. If you forget or lose both your username and password to the Parent portal, you must go through a two-step process to first recover your username and then your password.

Why do parents need to manage their SportsEngine account?

Parents and athletes need to manage their SportsEngine accounts to ensure they get the most out of their Bloomfield Baseball League experience during each sporting season. With their accounts properly configured, athletes and their families will receive communications according to their preferences and be able to complete registrations more ...

Do Bloomfield Hills schools have a home field?

Teams are assigned a home field, but games and some practices will be scheduled on fields across the district, not just one field. Older players (generally 5th and up) play with nearby leagues and have some games on fields in nearby communities. Note that Bloomfield Hills Schools field usage is by permit only.

When is Bloomfield College graduation 2021?

Capping off a challenging year for many college students, Bloomfield College conferred degrees for more than 270 graduates in six, in-person ceremonies held on the College Quad May 20-21, 2021.

What is the NAACP flag at Bloomfield College?

NAACP Flag Raising at Bloomfield College Commemorates Juneteenth Day . In support of the mission of the Oranges & Maplewood NAACP, and in observance of Juneteenth Day, Bloomfield College raised a commemorative flag o.