New Program Tracks Grades
Week of September 07, 2009
More than 80,000 students are beginning the 2009-2010 school year in Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) schools around the world. One goal of DoDEA this year is to increase parental participation in the GradeSpeed program, a Web-based program that enables parents to log-in to view grade and attendance data for their student(s). Parents can access GradeSpeed via the Parent Portal by registering to establish a personal GradeSpeed access account. Not only will parents be able to view grade and attendance data for their student, but also school announcements and calendar events.
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