GSPM is password and user name protected. As long as you keep your password and user name safe, no one else will be able to access or view your child's personal information

GSPM is a web based tool designed to enhance parent-school communication; your use of the GSPM web site is voluntary.

A ~ Family Access is password protected. As long as you keep your password safe it is highly unlikely that anyone else will be able to access or view your child's personal information.

GSPM is a web based product, so it should work like any other web based application. In rare instances, the GSPM server may be down, so please try again as needed. If you are still having problems you can email us at < hwebmaster@esc5.net > and a staff member will get back to you as soon as possible.

All Hardin schools are on GradeSpeed, however, grades for Pre-K and Kindergarten students are not available.

The Department of Child Support Services (DCSS) has pamphlets about the program and available services at the following link DCSS Publications.

Every child has three different staff positions working directly with him or her. The clinical program director oversees the entire program. The clinical program director has a Master's degree and years of experience working with children on the spectrum. Between the clinical program director and the therapists is the behavioral consultant. This person sees your child during therapy and makes sure that the programs are implemented as prescribed by the clinical program director.

No! The information available to every user of Plus! for schools is tailored to their role or association with the school, so in the case of parents, they are able to view extensive information about their own children but not any others. Parents can also view the other information that the school holds such as emergency contact phone numbers.

The following are suggestions of the types of information/questions we ask for. Please do not hesitate to make a report if you have incomplete information. How the reporter came to know the information and the reporter's thoughts about the likelihood of further harm to the child(ren).

Students attending a Broward County Public School for the first time will need to bring the following to his/her assigned school when registering: A Certificate of Immunization (HRS form 680) which is available from a private physician or the Broward County Health Department;

If the child moves to a new program within the same district and a new teacher or data entry clerk enters data for the child during the current assessment period, the data will follow on the SEDRS District Spreadsheet that is accessible to district administrators. If a child moves to a new district within the same SELPA, the data will follow on the SEDRS SELPA Spreadsheet that is accessible to SELPA administrators.

Many birthmoms receive pictures and letters from the adoptive parents. These are received at the agency, and we call only you to pick them up or have them mailed. Again the choices are yours.

There is no other central database for registered sex offenders in Nebraska. However, there are some other resources that may be helpful. You can check the Nebraska Department of Correctional Services website and search by name. This provides conviction, sentencing, and release information on individuals who have been or are incarcerated in one of the state prison facilities. www.corrections.state.ne.us.

Information on Avian Flu can be found on the website for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the World Health Organization’s website, the Division of Public Health website. The CDCs website also contains information in Spanish. Individuals are also encouraged to contract their primary care physician for information or concerns.

operation called Service-Based Enumeration (SBE) was designed to provide people with no usual residence, who might not be included through other enumeration methods, an opportunity to be enumerated. Additionally, people with no usual residence will be able to pick up Be Counted questionnaires at selected non-SBE service locations, such as travelers’ aid centers and health care clinics.

Only other registered alumni will be able to search the directory. You can control which pieces of information, or fields, are viewable and which are hidden. You can choose to hide information by selecting the gray "Edit" buttons for each section, clicking on the boxes in the Hide column for each row of information to the right, and then selecting the "Save" button at the bottom of the page. If a checkbox shows in the box, that row of information does not show to other alumni, only to you.

To learn more about the other members of the community you can click on their name to view their profile.

No. Your personal information on CUConnect is protected through your IdentiKey. Only by logging on with your account name and IdentiKey password can your information be accessed. For this reason, it is very important that you do not give your IdentiKey to anyone. No one, including support staff, needs to know your password for any reason Note: As long as you are logged in, your information is exposed. For this reason, it is essential that you logout of CUConnect whenever you leave your computer.

When you enroll your children, we use their information to monitor their credit information. We are unable to monitor your children's personal information until you provide us with their first and last names, dates of birth, and Social Security Numbers. This information is required to verify their identities. Your children's information is safe with us, and will be used to verify their identities, and so we may begin monitoring their personal information.

It is possible if there is found to be a greater public interest in releasing than protecting the information . However the person or business must be consulted to obtain their views and allow them an opportunity of seeking a review of the decision.

Only you, or people with whom you share your user name and password, can view your child's personal information. No identifying information such as home address or school is stored about your child. All identifying information stored about your child is encrypted. Photographs stored are not saved in such a way that would identify them.

Registration materials are available at the Enrollment & Residency Office. Once your registration is complete, you will be notified of the date and time to report to the school site for testing and/or scheduling of classes. Complete and return the Student Registration Packet to the Enrollment & Residency Office. This packet (3 pages) includes: 1) Student Registration Form and 2) Emergency and Health Information Form Proof of Residence documentation.

Call the school or visit the Public Affairs Office where you can view a copy of the Florida School Report. These reports show how schools compare in areas such as class size, annual expenditures, school safety, test scores, teacher education and experience. Most of this data is also available on the district Web pages: www.palmbeachschools.org.

The information about your child is kept private and password protected. You will not be able to see other student's records and other parents will not be able to see your child's records.

For more information about asthma and CFCs talk to your doctor, pharmacist or call your local Asthma Foundation on 1800 645 130.