Welcome to Parchment. Students have many pathways. Schools need to support them no matter where they are going. Parchment makes it simple. From one platform, administrators can securely send and receive student credentials like transcripts, transfer records, and college application documents in a few clicks.

Teachers and parents use our ParentSquare communication tool, and there's a tool for students inside ParentSquare called StudentSquare. It’s for teachers and school staff to communicate directly with students in 7th - 12th grade and for those students to communicate directly with their teachers.

Each student automatically has an account in StudentSquare based on their @CVUSD.us email address. Students receive messages via email, but there are other ways to get StudentSquare messages: students can add their cell number to receive text messages or download the StudentSquare app (iOS and Android) and receive notifications.

Coachella Valley Unified School District StudentSquare is a communication and organization tool designed to keep students informed and involved in their classes and extracurricular activities. It provides:

• All school, classroom, and group communication in one place
• Notifications via app, text, and/or email
• The ability to send direct messages to teachers or coaches

Learn more about StudentSquare

Aeries is a tool for you to stay informed and engaged in your education. The student portal gives you access to:

• View your grades and transcript
• See your class schedule
• Monitor your attendance
• Communicate with your teachers
• and many more features!

If you feel unsafe or know someone who feels unsafe, please report it here. Sprigeo sends an email to an administrator with all of the details from your report. You can use Sprigeo to report:

• Safety threats, bullying, harassment or intimidation at school
• Safety threats, bullying, harassment or intimidation outside of school
• Cyberbullying; Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, etc.
• Fights, drugs, alcohol or weapons at school
• Friends who talk about hurting themselves