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KinderCare – The KinderCare App FAQ

The KinderCare App FAQ

Parent FAQ

LOGGING IN

My center just added me, what do I do next?

Once your center adds you to the KinderCare App, you’ll receive a “Welcome” email from us with instructions to
create your KinderCare App account. If you’ve already received a welcome email, click the link in the email to
set
up your login.

Missing your Welcome email? Do the following:

I can’t login to my account.

USING THE APP

How do I get the app on my mobile device?

How can I send my center a message?

Open the KinderCare App, and look for the mail icon

Can I add to my child’s journal without sharing with my center?

Yes! When in the app, simply tap the plus icon . Choose if you’d like to share with your Crew (more on the
“Crew”
below) by unchecking “Private.”

Why can’t I see nap or meal information throughout the day?

We provide our centers with the option to hide sleep and food information until the report is finalized at the
end
of the day. These updates can contain sensitive information, and this provides an opportunity for the teachers
to
confirm they haven’t entered any inaccurate information to parents.

How do I download my child’s photos from the KinderCare App?

The Crew

What’s the “Crew”?

The Crew is a close group of friends and family that you want to share updates with. This can include
grandparents,
aunts and uncles, close friends, separated families, or anyone that doesn’t live close enough to see your child
as
much as they’d like.
Note that the Crew can also share activities of your child by posting to their KinderCare App account, but only
if
you approve what they’ve shared with you or given them auto-post privileges.

How do I add and remove people from the Crew?

Open the app and head to the Crew page. Start adding! Each person you add will automatically receive an email
from
us inviting them to join the KinderCare App and participate in activity-sharing for your child.
To remove a Crew member, navigate to the Crew page, and click Edit next to the person’s name. Check the
Remove User
box at the bottom of the page. Click Submit.

Do I have to share everything with the Crew?

Nope. Some moments just aren’t meant to be shared with everyone. Maybe you want to keep a very special moment
just
between you and your spouse, or maybe you want to keep a log of your child’s medical-related activities. Mark
these
as “Private,” and only Crew members with special privileges that you set will be allowed to see these.

Who can add and remove people from the Crew?

Only Administrators can add family and friends to a child’s Crew. If you want to know who’s an Administrator of
your
child’s account, visit their Crew page.

What does it mean when I mark an activity as “Private”?

When an activity is marked as “Private,” the only Crew members that will be able to see those activities by
default
are those members who you have designated “Access Level: All photos. ” They will be identified on your child’s
Journal with a lock icon.

PRIVACY AND SECURITY

Where is data stored and is it secure?

The KinderCare App data is stored on Amazon Web Services cloud infrastructure, one of the most secure cloud
computing environments available.

Who has access to my data and is it private?

The KinderCare App takes privacy seriously. All photos and videos of your child are posted only to your account,
and
no one else can access this information without your express consent. All account passwords are encrypted for
additional security. For further information, please see the KinderCare privacy
policy.

Who can see my photos and videos?

Photos and videos added to the Journal are visible only to your child’s Crew. If you mark an activity as
“Private,”
only those Crew members that you have given privileges to will be able to see these activities. They are
identified
on the Journal with a lock icon.
We take privacy seriously and will never share any photos or make them public without your explicit consent.

Who can see entries when I make them public?

When you mark an entry as “Public,” that entry becomes available for all of your child’s Crew members to view.

How do I get an answer to a question that’s not on this FAQ page?

KinderCare Parent Portal – parentportal.kindercare.com

Looking for ways to access the KinderCare Parent Portal? You are in the right place. The KinderCare Parent Portal provides parents with online access to information on their KinderCare-enrolled students in near real-time.

In this article, you’ll find information on how to access your KinderCare Parent Portal and the KinderCare Parent Portal app for parents.

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You can access a parent portal 24 hours a day, seven days a week to access information about your ward. The portal is secure, confidential and easy to use.

Contents

• 1 What is KinderCare Parent Portal?
• 2 How to Access the KinderCare Parent Portal Login
• 3 How to Register for KinderCare Parent Portal
• 4 KinderCare Parent Portal App
• 5 How to Use KinderCare Parent Portal App
• 6 Parent Portal Minimum Computer Requirements
  • 6. 1 For PC
  • 6.2 For Mac

What is KinderCare Parent Portal?

The KinderCare parent portal is an online portal accessible anywhere on the web that parents can log in to and see all of their children in one place, their grades, assignments, scores, attendance, schedules, and school bulletins for each school your children attend. If you have one student in middle school and one in high school, parents will see bulletins for both the middle school and high school.

How to Access the KinderCare Parent Portal Login

To access the parent portal, follow the procedures outlined below.

• Visit the KinderCare parent portal: https://parentportal.kindercare.com/
• Select your school district
• Provide your email address and password
• Thereafter, click on the login button to access the parent portal dashboard.

Parents and guardians can monitor their child’s schedule, grades, lunch account balance, and even access file attachments like report cards, school supply lists, and more, all easily through the Parent Portal. You’ll need your student’s district password to use the portal.

How to Register for KinderCare Parent Portal

You can also register for an account on the KinderCare parent portal. Follow the procedures outlined below to get started.

• Visit the KinderCare parent portal registration page.
• Before registering, ensure you have the following information from one of your children: Student ID, Date of Birth and Campus Name.
• Thereafter, provide the required information to get registered

KinderCare Parent Portal App

Parents can download our free app to receive district notifications, including notices about school closures. The app is available on both the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.

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How to Use KinderCare Parent Portal App

• Download and install the GCPS parent app on with Apple App Store and Google Play Store
• Sign in with your login credentials
• Congratulations, you have gained access to the GCPS parent portal.

Parent Portal Minimum Computer Requirements

For PC

Windows operating system*, such as XP or Vista; and Internet Explorer versions 6 or 7 or recent releases of Firefox or Safari.

The Parent Portal also supports Konqueror on the Linux platform.

* Minimum Windows requirements: 486/66-MHx processor; Windows 98; 16 MB RAM; 12 MB of free hard drive space.

For Mac

Mac OS 9 operating system; and Internet Explorer 5.17, Firefox, or Safari; or Mac OS X operating system; and Internet Explorer 5.2 or greater, Firefox, or Safari.

Is it legal to restrict parents’ access to the building of an educational institution (school/kindergarten)?

How does this fit in with a parent’s legal right to represent and defend their child’s interests?

In accordance with Part 1 of Art. 64 of the RF IC, the protection of the rights and interests of children rests with their parents. Parents are the legal representatives of their children and act in defense of their rights and interests in relations with any individuals and legal entities, including in courts, without special powers.

According to Part 1 of Art. 63 of the Family Code of the Russian Federation, parents have the right and obligation to raise their children and are responsible for their upbringing and development. Parents are obliged to take care of the health, physical, mental, spiritual and moral development of their children. In addition, on the basis of Part 2 of Art. 63 of the RF IC, parents are obliged to ensure that their children receive a general education.

The provisions of paragraph 31 of Art. 2 of the Federal Law of December 29, 2012 N 273-FZ “On Education in the Russian Federation” (hereinafter – Law N 273-FZ) defines the circle of persons recognized as participants in educational relations, which include: students, parents (legal representatives) underage students, teachers and their representatives, organizations engaged in educational activities.

The list of rights and obligations of parents, legal representatives of minors in the field of education is established by the provisions of Art. 44 of Law N 273-FZ. So, by virtue of the direct indication of paragraph 2 of part 4 of Art. 44 of Law N 273-FZ, parents are required to comply with the internal regulations of the organization carrying out educational activities, the rules for the residence of students in boarding schools, the requirements of local regulations that establish the mode of study of students, the procedure for regulating educational relations between the educational organization and students and (or) their parents (legal representatives) and registration of the emergence, suspension and termination of these relations.

Note that according to Part 1 of Art. 28 of Law N 273-FZ, an educational organization has autonomy, which means independence in the implementation of educational, scientific, administrative, financial and economic activities, the development and adoption of local regulations in accordance with Law N 273-FZ, other regulatory legal acts of the Russian Federation and charter of the educational organization. Thus, the development and adoption of internal regulations for students, internal labor regulations, other local regulations fall within the competence of an educational organization in the established field of activity (clause 1, part 3, article 28 of Law N 273-FZ).

At the same time, by virtue of paragraph 2 of part 6 of Art. 28 of Law N 273-FZ, an educational organization is obliged to create safe conditions for learning, educating students, supervising and caring for students, their maintenance in accordance with established standards that ensure the life and health of students, employees of an educational organization. So, for example, according to paragraph 1 of part 13 of Art. 30 of the Federal Law of December 30, 2009 N 384-FZ “Technical Regulations on the Safety of Buildings and Structures” to ensure protection against unauthorized intrusion into buildings and structures in the buildings of educational organizations, measures should be provided aimed at reducing the possibility of criminal manifestations and their consequences .

Note that neither Law N 273-FZ, nor other regulatory legal acts contain a direct rule granting the right of unhindered passage of parents to the building of an educational organization (kindergarten, school, boarding school, etc.). It does not follow from the provisions of Art. 64 of the RF IC on the legal representation of parents and other norms of the Family Code of the Russian Federation. In this regard, we recommend paying attention to judicial practice, for example, the appeal ruling of the Investigative Committee in civil cases of the Astrakhan Regional Court dated August 12, 2015 in case N 33-2400/2015.

At the same time, parents are not deprived of the opportunity to visit an educational institution, provided that they comply with the internal regulations approved by the educational institution itself, including taking into account the access control and the established time for communication with teachers and the management of the educational institution.

At the same time, in accordance with clauses 2, 7, 8, part 3 of Art. 44 of Law N 273-FZ, parents (legal representatives) of underage students have the right to get acquainted with the charter of an organization engaged in educational activities, a license to carry out educational activities, a certificate of state accreditation, educational and program documentation and other documents regulating the organization and implementation of educational activities, take part in the management of an organization engaged in educational activities, in the form determined by the charter of this organization, and also be present at the examination of children by the psychological, medical and pedagogical commission, discussing the results of the examination and recommendations received from the results of the examination, express their opinion on the proposed conditions to organize the education and upbringing of children.

Based on Part 1 of Art. 45 of Law N 273-FZ, parents (legal representatives) of students also have the right to:

) underage students, disciplinary sanctions. Such appeals are subject to mandatory consideration by the indicated bodies with the involvement of students, parents (legal representatives) of underage students;

2) apply to the commission for the settlement of disputes between participants in educational relations, including questions about the presence or absence of a conflict of interest of a teacher;

3) use other methods of protection of rights and legitimate interests not prohibited by the legislation of the Russian Federation.

It should also be noted that in accordance with Part 2 of Art. 63 RF IC, paragraph 1, part 3, art. 44 of Law N 273-FZ, parents have the right to choose an educational organization, the form of education for children and the form of their education, taking into account the opinions of children before they receive basic general education. Therefore, if parents (legal representatives) disagree with the conditions of education, including the internal regulations in a particular educational organization, they have the right to choose another educational institution. In addition, in the event of disputes between the educational organization and parents (legal representatives), the latter, by virtue of Part 1 of Art. 64 of the RF IC, paragraph 5, part 3, art. 44 of Law N 273-FZ has the right to protect the rights and legitimate interests of students, including in court.

Answer prepared by:

Expert of the Legal Consulting Service GARANT

Elena Parasotskaya

Legal information support GARANT

http://www.garant.ru

kindergarten №105 – Information for parents

Dear parents (legal representatives) of pupils

Decree of the Government of St. Petersburg of December 24, 2021 N 1043 “On the amount of fees charged from parents (legal representatives) of minor students for the supervision and care of children in state educational institutions that implement educational programs for preschool education, which are administered by the executive bodies of the state authorities of St. Petersburg, for 2022”

From 09/01/2021 the following mode of operation of GBDOU kindergarten No. 105 is carried out:

Every day at the entrance there is a “morning filter” with mandatory non-contact thermometry. Mandatory hand disinfection is carried out at the entrance to the kindergarten.

At the entrance to the kindergarten and staying in the premises of the HBDOU only if anti-epidemiological measures are observed: the use of personal protective equipment – mandatory wearing of a mask, from 05/27/2022. is recommendatory.

Entrance to the kindergarten building is carried out strictly from 07.15 to 8.25 through separate entrances.

Distribution of entrances and arrival times between groups:

Entrance No. 1 Central (from the elevator to the right) 7.15 – 8.25: group No. 3 and group No. 4

Entrance N1 Central (from the elevator to the left) 7.15 – 8.15 group No. 1 and group No. 2

In order to exclude the accumulation of pupils and their parents (legal representatives) during the “morning filter”, we ask you to keep a social distance (at least 1. 5 m).

Parents escort pupils to the entrance to the kindergarten, then the children are escorted to the groups by the staff of the State Children’s Educational Institution.

When bringing a child or picking him up from the kindergarten, parents (legal representatives) must leave the territory of the State Children’s Educational Institution without delay in order to avoid contact with pupils of other groups.

Pupils with signs of infectious diseases (respiratory, intestinal, fever) will be immediately isolated by the administration until the arrival of parents (legal representatives) or the arrival of an ambulance (emergency) team in a separate allocated room. Kindergarten attendance by pupils who have had a disease and (or) if the child has been in contact with a patient with COVID-19, is allowed if there is a medical opinion of a doctor about the absence of medical contraindications for staying in kindergarten.
A ban on mass events has been introduced until 31.