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Chromebooks, Tablets, Hotspots

Chromebook Login Guide

Logging in with a Clever Badge (English and Spanish)

Use the Split Screen Feature on Your Chromebook: 

English • French • Spanish • Swahili

Set Up Your RPS-Issued Tablet:

English • French • Spanish • Swahili

Hotspot Guide

 

Google Support

Google Classroom Cheat Sheet for Students

Join Google Classroom & Google Meet from Your Phone (English • Spanish)

Access Google Classroom From Your RPS Tablet (English • Spanish)

How Do Students View Grades in Google Classroom?

Google Classroom FAQ (English • Spanish)

Google Meet for Students

 

ASPEN

Aspen is a secure, web-based school information management system that helps school districts track all types of student data—from attendance to conduct, grades to schedules. The Student Portal is where students can view information about themselves. You can log on to Aspen's student portal from virtually anywhere. All you need is an Internet connection.

Students will use the Single Sign-On method through Google authentication to sign in to Aspen starting Friday, August 23, 2024. 

Starting Friday, August 23, 2024, Staff and Students must click the AASP button under Log in with Another Provider to log into Aspen instead of entering a Login ID and Password at the top.

When you click the AASP button for the first time you will be prompted with the Google email sign-in screen:

You must enter your email address > click Next > then enter your password. 

Students, if you have difficulty logging into Aspen after following the steps outlined above, please reach out to a school representative to submit a ticket on your behalf. Students cannot contact the Service Desk directly.

The Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP)

Families can now get free, high-speed internet through the Affordable Connectivity Program by signing up at GetInternet.gov.

The Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) provides eligible households up to $30/month off internet bills, as well as a one-time $100 discount off a laptop, tablet, or computer.

Households are eligible if they make up to 200% of the federal poverty level ($55,500 for a family of four), and are also eligible, regardless of income, if they participate in certain federal programs. Critically, households qualify for ACP – without regard to income – if any member of the household:

1. participates in the Free and Reduced-Price School Lunch or Breakfast program, including a child who attends one of the over 33,000 Community Eligibility Provision schools; or

2. is receiving a Pell Grant this school year.

Families also qualify if someone in the household participates in Medicaid, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, WIC, Supplemental Security Income, and other programs.

Getinternet.gov