CMS Introduces ParentSquare!

8/26/2023 4:09 pm

CMS has implemented a new communication tool called ParentSquare! Please download the app to ensure you receive all communication and keep reading for more info!

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How to Activate Your Account

Olde Providence Elementary has your email and/or phone number in their records and they will initiate the setup process.

You will receive an invitation email and/or text with a link to activate your ParentSquare account.

Enter the phone number or email address that is on record for your child(ren).

If your phone number or email address does not work, please make sure your information is up to date with school. To update your information, click on the following link: Parent Information Change Form.

Please allow 24 to 48 hours after your request for change to access the app.

Activate By Email or Text

Note: Accounts must be activated using a web browser (Google Chrome or Safari) before using the ParentSquare app.

How to activate by email:

Click on Activate your Account from your email invitation.

Didn't receive an email? Check your junk mail or spam. Make sure your information is up to date with the school.

To update your information, click on the link: Parent Information Change Form.

Please allow 24 to 48 hours after your request for change to access the app.

How to activate via text:

Click on the registration link from the text.

Didn't get a text? Make sure your information is up to date with the school.

To update your information, click on the link: Parent Information Change Form.

Please allow 24 to 48 hours after your request for change to access the app.

Download pdf here.

6/5/2023 8:30 am

Come enjoy OP's bounty! Kindergarten, first and second grade classes have concluded their garden investigations, and over the summer, OP's garden becomes a community garden for all of our friends, family, and neighbors to enjoy! Your students have learned about plants, animals and all things garden, and now it is time for your to enjoy the fruits of their labor. Everyone is invited to come harvest whatever is ripe in the garden. We have squash, tomatoes, green beans, peppers, cucumbers, basil, parsley and more. The more you pick, the more the garden will thrive. We only ask that you do not pick flowers. If you don't understand why, ask your student. We welcome families to bring water for the garden and to help weed over the summer. We remind students of lessons learned in kindergarten about wants versus needs. Please pick what you are able to eat and leave the rest for others or come back later. We hope you all have a fabulous summer and that you visit the gardens, so your students can teach you what they've learned and show you a project that they have worked hard on for the last three months. They are so proud of their gardens and would love to show them off! Any questions, please reach out to heather_bullock[at]bellsouth[dot]net.