Nessacus Edline Log In Page

Welcome to the NRMS Edline Information & Log In Page.

Thanks to a donation from our PTO, Edline is being implemented by Nessacus as a new method of communication with parents and the community.This program will allow the school to save time and money on items such as postage and thus improve the quality of education provided to our students. Edline is a web portal that provides an easy way for you to keep up to date on class news, your child's latest grades, class information, school events calendar and more!

It will take a while for all teachers/classes to have Edline fully integrated. In the meantime, this is the process for obtaining access to Edline:

1. Obtain a parent/gaurdian and seperate student account activation code. (It was mailed prior to the Tuesday, Sept. 19th. Open House.) If you have lost your activation code or are a non-custodial parent who wishes to get a code, you will need to, for security reasons, show a valid id in order
   to pick up your activation code. Please remember to not share your access with anyone.
   
2. Watch the Account Setup Flash movie or read the Account Setup Guide provided by Edline, and follow the instructions for setting up your Edline account.
   
3. Read the Parent/Student Quick-Start Guide. It will teach you the basics of using Edline, and how to find and view information about your student(s).
   
4. Use the "Help" link you will find on every Edline page to get help in using that page, or to access the help system index and printable help guides. Other helpful information is available on this page.
   
5. If you still have difficulty, stop by the computer lab during the Open House for assistance.

Helpful Links:

Account Setup Guide - From Edline ( .pdf Reader required)

Parent/Student Quick-Start Guide - From Edline ( .pdf Reader required)

Account Setup Video (Macromedia Flash Player required)

Account Management Video (Macromedia Flash Player required)

Forgot Password Video (Macromedia Flash Player required)

For Teachers:

Teacher Quick Guide (From Edline - .pdf Reader required)

Using GQ w/Edline (From Edline - .pdf Reader required)

Downloads:

  (for viewing .pdf files)
(for viewing movie files)
(For viewing grade reports if you do NOT have Microsoft Word)

Tips:

• Edline uses the same security measures and encryption as fincial institutions. However, none of this is effective if you give your personal security (passwords, PIN numbers) away. Always keep your Edline account login information secure. Do not share this with anyone, even your child. Each student has his/her own individual login.
  
• Be sure to include a valid email address when activating your account. This is required for assistance with passwords and needed if you would like to be contacted in regards to grade reports for your child.
  
• Remember that grade reports viewed on Edline do not reflect a "real-time" view of the teacher's gradebook. As such, reports should be considered merely a starting point for teacher-parent-student communication concerning grades.
  
  • Remember:
  • Reports include only assignments that have been graded, not necessarily all assignments or work that has been turned in.
  • Scores that are entered into a grade book may be weighted by categories, therefore a 20 point homework assignment may count less in the overall grade than a 20 point quiz will.
  • Even when scores are not weighted, they are not necessarily equal in value. For example, an assignment worth 50 points will affect a student's grade more than an assignment worth 20 points.
  • Parents should discuss the reports with the student first if they have a question about an assignment. If they still need clarification, then an email or phone call to a teacher is the next step.
  
  
  • Teachers will be sending reports on a bi-weekly basis as much as possible. Exceptions may occur if:
  • No assignments are collected and graded that week, resulting in no change in the current marking period grade.
  • It was a short school week due to in-service days, vacation days, snow days, etc.
  • The teacher was not in school during a portion of the week due to attendance at a conference, an illness, etc.
  • Computer/network difficulties.

Edline and NRMS strive to create a safe, secure online environment for parents, students, and educators. Privacy and security are our highest priority. Edline uses advanced SSL encryption technology to ensure the secure transmission of all sensitive data. User information is never sold or shared with people or organizations outside of Edline.

Questions/Comments? Contact us at edline_support@cbrsd.org

updated 9/06 djl