Parents:  You can have a password hint sent to your authorized e-mail address by clicking the “Problems logging in?”  link on the Campus Portal login screen.

Students:  Please email the High School Tech Office or stop by Room 205.

For security purposes, your user account will be disabled after three unsuccessful login attempts.

Parents:  Send an e-mail from your authorized e-mail address to help@cmsd12.org requesting that your account be re-enabled.

Students:  Remember that students have their own accounts that they should be using to access the portal, and should not try to access the Campus Portal using their parents' accounts.  Students may send an email to the High School Tech Office or stop by Room 205 for help with logging into a student Campus Portal account.

Log in to your Campus Portal account, and click “Change Password” under "User Account" in the menu on the left side of the screen.

Log in to your Campus Portal account, and click “Contact Preferences” under "User Account" in the menu on the left side of the screen. This will allow you to change the authorized e-mail address associated with your account, which is also the address to which any e-mail messages are sent to you from Cheyenne Mountain School District.

Parents:  If you are a legal guardian of a student in Grades 7-12, come into the district central administration office with a photo ID, and you can complete the required paperwork to have an account issued. (Please allow up to three school days for your request to be processed.)

Students:  Students already have their own Campus Portal accounts, assigned automatically when they are enrolled.  Students should email the High School Tech Office or stop by Room 205 to get their login credentials.

The nature of schedules and grading procedures at the elementary level differ from the typical period-based schedules and grading utilized at the junior high and high school levels, and thus do not translate well to Campus Portal views like those used at the secondary level.

At the elementary level, students are commonly grouped for various types of instruction, and may move among the groups at various times during the grading period, often with a different teacher than the student's regular homeroom teacher providing the primary instruction and evaluation for different subjects.

Although the areas that are evaluated and assigned final grades each quarter are standardized across all of our elementary schools, the ways in which those final grades are determined can vary between schools, grade levels, and teachers. Therefore, the typical "ongoing gradebook" view that tends to work well for the secondary levels is not applicable to a similar portal view for elementary students.

If you have additional questions regarding how grades are assigned at the elementary level, please feel free to contact your child's teacher, or the principal at your child's school.