How Do I Find Out How My Student is Doing in Classes?

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To learn about how your child is doing, remember to use the link on our website to go to ParentVUE. If you need password help, please contact Stephanie Olson at solson@cfsd16.org or 209-8218.

You can also get to our Teacher Websites from the OGMS website to get assignment and homework information.   cfsd16.org/schools/orangegrove 

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