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www.homereadinghelper.org What families need to support children's language and literacy development at home. The site was especially developed for Charlotte-Mecklenburg parents and guardians to find free, easy-to-use resources all in one place to help their children learn to read at home.
"We know it is the combination of what happens at school and at home that grows a proficient reader," said Munro Richardson, Read Charlotte executive director.
Home Reading Helper spans pre-kindergarten through third grade, offering age-based and skill-based easy-to-use information, videos, games, home activities and more. With the tagline, Your Child's Success Starts With You, it aims to give busy parents exactly what they need to boost reading skills at home, as well as resources for families who might be unsure of where to turn if they have a struggling reader. Plus, the site is enabled with Google's machine language translation abilities so that the website's text and video subtitles can be translated easily into nearly 100 additional languages. http://www.homereadinghelper.org/ 
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PARENT PORTAL
Parental involvement is critical to a child’s education. That’s why CMS has provided a user-friendly web application to help parents and families become more involved in education. Parents have been able to check their child’s homework assignments, attendance reports and grades from any computer, any time.
Parents will be able to remain involved with their student's progress through the Parent Portal. This system is for parents will allow for easy access of grades and attendance as well as the school bulletin and other items. Parents will be able to set up their own accounts with access information provided by the school. To access Parent Portal go to https://cms.powerschool.com/public.
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