San Juan Parent Portal (How to Access the Portal)
Looking for ways to access the San Juan Parent Portal? You are in the right place. The San Juan Parent Portal provides parents with online access to information on their San Juan Unified School District-enrolled students in near real-time.
In this article, you’ll find information on how to access your San Juan Parent Portal and the San Juan Parent Portal app for parents.
You can access a parent portal 24 hours a day, seven days a week to access information about your ward. The portal is secure, confidential and easy to use.
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What is San Juan Parent Portal
How to Access the San Juan Parent Portal Login
To access the parent portal, follow the procedures outlined below.
- Visit the San Juan Parent Portal: https://sis.sanjuan.edu/parentportal
- Login with your Username and Password
Parents and guardians can monitor their child’s schedule, grades, lunch account balance, and even access file attachments like report cards, school supply lists, and more, all easily through the Parent Portal. You’ll need your student’s district password to use the portal.
How to Register for San Juan Parent Portal
The San Juan Parent Portal is designed to allow parents and students access to their student’s information.
1. If you have a valid email address on file and are listed as the mother, father, or guardian for your student(s) without any directory restriction, click on the “Need Your Login Information?” link and an email will be automatically sent to you with your PIN and Password.
2. If you are listed as the mother, father, or guardian for your student(s) and do not have any directory restriction, but are not able to access email, please visit your school site or the Technology Services SIS HelpDesk, which is located at 5133 Engle Road, Carmichael, CA 95608 for assistance.
3. You may also request the information be sent to you by sending an email to [email protected]. Please indicate your name, school that your student(s) attend, and their name(s). This request will be passed along to your school and they will follow up with you.
In order to protect student confidential information in accordance with Federal and State regulations, parents must provide student name, birth date, and school of enrollment, and present a valid ID in person.