Virtual Backpack

If you own a iPhone, iPad or Mac, one way you can be more connected to your child’s Apple ID activity is through Apple’s Family Sharing program. Apple’s Family Sharing program allows you to share purchase made with your Apple ID to up to 6 people, share photos and calendars, find devices and set controls so that you approve all app downloads. Click "go" to view the document that helps you set up this feature.

How to create Apple ID's for students and how to manage/remove payment information associated with the ID.

A brief explanation of many of the common apps used in the district.

Troubleshooting steps if you are having trouble connecting your iPad to a network.

The Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) applies to operators of commercial websites and online services (including mobile apps) directed to children under 13 that collect, use, or disclose personal information from children.

Expectations for students when they are using the District's email system.

Troubleshooting steps to help if you are having trouble with your district email.

Common questions that are asked regarding the personal computing initiative.

Lists of the required apps for the district's iPads and the prohibited apps. The lists change as needed, so please continue to review for the most current information.

Procedure for damage or loss of iPads.

The expectations for using the iPads in class.

The district restricts certain features on their iPads. How parents can add additional restrictions.

Having troubles with your iPad? Here you will find a flowchart for support and additional directions for troubleshooting steps.

For purposes of this Agreement, all personal computing devices issued by the district are designated as “iPad”. This term should be interpreted broadly to include district iPads, other tablets, laptops, or any other district issued equipment, which includes a computer processor.

Hints for successfully navigating technology integration in the home.

Securly is the web filter used by District 709. Learn more about the features Securly has to offer parents here!

Tips for keeping kids safe with electronic devices.

Earn 10 cents for each Box Top collected for your child's school. Click below for more information.

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Use this form when ordering a Flash Drive copy of an event taped by the MPTV crew.

Local liaisons using this resource will improve schools' effectiveness in working with homeless children and youth through identification, provision of appropriate services, and increased awareness and sensitivity among school personnel working with homeless students.

All medications to be administered during school hours are to be kept in the office in the original container. A medication authorization form, which details the administration of the medications, must be signed by a parent. The required form is filed in the office. An asthma inhaler, which can be kept in a student's or teacher's possession, is the only exception, as indicated by the required medication authorization.

The Special Education Record Release grants permission to release special education records or secure records from another school or agency.

Go online to review benefits and purchase coverage directly at https://www.k12specialmarkets.com/.

Steps to help parents set up Screen Time Restrictions in iOS12

Available features when accessing your students online through PowerSchool.

How to create a Parent account to access your student's grades online through PowerSchool.

How to reset your password on the PowerSchool app or PowerSchool webpage.

Directions for opting into receiving text messages regarding announcements and updates from the from the district.

RevTrak is the online payment system Morton District 709 uses to accept online payments for student fees and lunch balances. These are directions for setting up your RevTrak account.