What's new in TSMS connect for parents?
We are excited to announce a great new feature added to TSMS Connect: Parent Portal. Until now, parents have been using student accounts to gain access. portal account.
How do I access the parent portal in Toledo Public Schools?
This will take you to the Toledo Public Schools home page. Move your cursor to the Parents tab and left click on Bowsher Parent Portal. The next screen will be the Parent Portal.
What do I need to sign up for TPS Parent Portal?
Next, you will need to complete and sign the TPS Parent Portal Registration form, which includes a disclaimer. The TPS Parent Portal Registration form contains very important information that you will need when you first logon to your TPS Parent Portal account, so please keep it close and keep it confidential.
How do I add students to my Parent Portal account?
The TPS Parent Portal Registration form that you complete when setting up your Parent Portal account asks for the names of all of your students who attend TPS only. Simply list each student's name and their TPS school location so that when the school secretary inputs your information, the correct students are linked to your account.
Walnut Street Hosts 'Stories Around the Campfire' Event
October 22, 2021 -- Walnut Street Elementary School hosted its first Title I-funded family involvement program for the 2021-2022 school year. The program, entitled “Stories Around the Campfire,” took place outside on school grounds on a beautiful fall day.
FREE Summer Tech, Enrichment Programs Being Offered
June 25, 2021-- Students in grades 6-12 are invited to apply for Toms River Regional Schools FREE TR:Tech virtual summer coding camps. All camps run Monday through Thursday July 26-August 5.
Graduation Day 2021
June 21, 2021 -- After what has been a challenging year, we are excited to celebrate our district's graduates! There will be a live stream of the intermediate and high school graduations, which can be accessed on this page.
Summer Enrichment Programs Being Offered!
June 8, 2021 -- This year, students in grades 6-11 have the opportunity to participate in a variety of Summer Enrichment Programs! Topics include coding, outdoor adventure, vocal music, graphic novels, and more.
Links for Parents to Explore
By law, all New Jersey public school districts must use the Student Safety Data System (SSDS) to report incidents of violence, vandalism, weapons, substance abuse and HIB.
