🪪 ALE Managing Parent Accounts (Connect)

Teri Larew
Teri Larew
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When the application is initially set up, parent accounts are automatically created using the parent's email address from the Student Information System (SIS) as the username. However, some may need to be manually activated if no email address is associated with their registration. 

You will want to ensure that the names and email addresses in your Student Information System (SIS) are up to date. Change the name or email address as you normally would in your SIS. 

Another thing worth noting is that an email address can only be associated with one user. Sometimes, two parents will have the same email address, which will be migrated to our system under the incorrect parent. In that case, contact our Help Desk to request that the email be reassigned to the correct account.

When new families register after the initial setup, their accounts must be manually activated at the time of registration. 

Activating Users

  1. Click Manage ALE Users in the left navigation menu.
  2. Use the Parent and Account is Active column filters to see if a parent has an active account. 
  3. Select the parent account(s) that need activating by clicking the checkmark in the far left column. 
  4. Then, use the Select Row Action button on the right to Activate Guardian Account(s).

To verify that the activation and access to the ALE application were successful, search for them in the ALE Users Management list. You should see their name, username, and email address. 

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Resetting Passwords

Upon logging in, users can reset their password by clicking their name at the top right of the screen to open the Application Actions and Options menu, then selecting Edit account info.

Helpful Resource: Login, Activate, Reset Password, Logout

If you cannot activate an account or locate the parent on the guardian list, please contact the SDS Help Desk at support@schooldata.net 

Please note that if a parent contacts us directly to request account activation, we will need someone from your program to verify that the parent should be given access before activating the account. 

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