Using Infinite Campus Parent 

Please read all the instructions before you proceed. Families who currently have students enrolled at U-46 please use this link to log into Infinite Campus Parent.

ALL students are required to be registered annually. You will register all of your students on one application, including any children who may be new to the district. 

Use this link, Campus Parent Login Assistance, to reset your password or retrieve your username. Your email address on file will be required.  

The link to the online application can be found in the Shortcuts section on the right side of your screen, or use the menu button (three horizontal lines on the top left of your screen) and select MORE.  Then scroll down and select Online Registration.
You will be registering all of your students at the same time. 

Please choose:
EXISTING STUDENT REGISTRATION. 
You will register all of your children on this application option, including children new to the district. Look for your application status. 

• Required: please begin your registration.
  In Progress: please continue your application, answer all questions, and do not forget to use the submit button.
  Complete: Thank you! Your application has been submitted. You may review and/or print out a PDF of our application.

Adding new students:

• To add a child from the Non-U46 section, use the checkbox to move them to the student section. 
• Do not add children to the Non-U46 student section if you wish to enroll or have them screened for preschool services. Add them as a new student in the student section. 
• To add a child not currently listed in your household as a student, use the Add Student button in the student section.

If you have moved, you may enter your new address into the application. You must contact your school(s) to provide them with the required proof of residency.  

If your application's progress shows COMPLETE, and you need to add a new or any student not listed on your existing application, you can use New Student Registration*.
Please write down your application number for future reference. The application will pull in all of your current information. Please review each section before adding your new student.
Once all sections are completed, use the red submit button, then contact your school. 

Please keep your application number handy.

*Please note that you are limited to one "Existing Student" and one "New Student" application. Contact the Registration office if you have already used both options. 

When contacting your school

Please be prepared to provide your application number, required documentation and forms or changes to household information.
Even though your child is already enrolled, annual registration and up-to-date documentation is required.

Please call your school in advance; they may require an appointment. 

You MUST contact your school if you:

• Have added new students
• Need to turn in required documentation or forms (See tab above for Required Documents and Information)
• Recently moved or have other information to update
• Have a lease or use an Affidavit of Resident form
• Need assistance with registration

All students will need the following on file (See tab above for Required Documents and Information).

• Birth Certificate*
• Current Proof of Residency from and Category A & B documents as listed on the form
• Physical and Immunization updates will be due prior to the first day of school
• Consent for Release of Records for new students from previous school

Students not fully registered by July 16 will not have access to the schedule or teacher assignment in the registration checklist until all requirements have been met. 

2026-2027 New Family Kiosk 

If you are registering for the remainder of the 2025-2026 school year, the application you submit now will be good for both 2025-26 and 2026-27.

Please use one application for all of your children you wish to enroll, no matter what U-46 school or program they will attend.

You will then be provided with your application number as you enter the application. Please write this number down for future reference. 
When you have completed all sections of the application, use the red submit button, and contact your school. If are registering to attend the remainder of the current school year, please let your school know right away. 

• Click on the above link if you do not have students currently enrolled in School District U-46 or if your students previously attended prior to the current school year. 
• Only one application will be required for ALL of the children that you wish to enroll or have screened for services, (PK-high school).  
  • The student must live with you in the same household, at an address within U-46 boundaries, as a regular and fixed nighttime abode.
  • Any student that you are not the guardian or legally responsible adult of, must be registered by their own parent/guardian.
  • Any student that does not live with you as their regular home, must be registered by the person they reside with
• When you enter the application site you will have the opportunity to start a new application or return to one that you have already begun.

When contacting your school  

The following documents and forms will be required to complete enrollment:

• Student’s Birth Certificate
• Required forms (see the Printable Registration Forms section below) 
• Proof of Residency from Category A + B as listed on the Proof of Custody and Residency form
  • Enrollment will not be entered without acceptable residency documentation
• Physical and Immunization updates will be due prior to the first day of school
• Consent for Release of Records from previous school (1st grade and above only)

The school cannot refuse to admit or enroll a student because that student fails to present his/her student permanent or temporary records from a school attended previously.  

What school will my child attend?
Students are assigned to schools based on their home address.
Not sure what school your child should attend? Please use this School Locator tool based on your home address. If you prefer, use our interactive map. Both will allow you to see current boundaries and the board approved boundaries for the 2026-2027 school year. Learn more about our new boundaries here.  

Once enrolled, an email will be sent to the parent who registered to invite them to create an Infinite Campus Parent Account. When fees for the upcoming school year are announced, you can pay your fee through this account, or at your child's school. 

If you need assistance, please contact your school or the Registration Office for more information.

Each year the district is required to provide parents with information regarding access to student records. This will be shown on every online registration. Please click below to read:  
Student Handbook - Student Records

Please follow these links for:

2025-26 Student Code of Conduct
2025-26 Código de Conducta Estudiantil

After a review of the Code of Conduct, parents are required to sign-off on the following:

_ I hereby acknowledge that I have been notified of, read and understand the Student Handbook and Code of Conduct Agreement.

_ I further acknowledge that certain behaviors, in addition to falling under the scope of the Code of Conduct, may be reportable to outside entities (i.e. DCFS or law enforcement/the State Police).

Follow this link for more information from our Climate and Culture Department.

School District U-46 is proud to highlight the activities and accomplishments of our district, schools, and students by sharing the information with the public. Sharing school news helps the community stay informed with the latest happenings at our schools and is a tribute to the students, personnel, schools, the district, and the community. Shared information may include: work products, classroom programs, school events, presentations, performances, promotion/graduation videos, and athletic/extracurricular events and accomplishments. 

To achieve this important district objective, authorized School District U-46 personnel or other authorized representatives occasionally photograph or record students and/or their work for use in publications or on digital media platforms (website/social media) or for release to outside entities (i.e., news media, etc.). There is no fee or cost related to these student images.

Please Note:

1. Group/Audience Images: Removal of individual student images from group and audience photographs/video images is not practical and will not occur. School District U-46 retains the right to use student group images that do not name individual students, and no consent or notice is needed or will be given before the district or school uses such.
    
2. Public Events and Activities: School District U-46 has no control over photos and video taken by non-district entities during events/activities that are open to the public and where cameras are permitted (i.e., news media, etc.).
    
3. Exclusions: This School District U-46 Student Image Use and Release form is not related to the annual offer to purchase student grade-level individual portraits, class photos, or other merchandise. 

Consent Procedure: Parents, guardians, and eligible students (emancipated or 18+) may consent to the use and/or release of student images by selecting from the options below before the beginning of each school year.

​_ I, as the parent/guardian/eligible student (18+), consent to authorized School District U-46 personnel or other authorized representatives’ use of student images and/or work in publications or on digital media platforms (website/social media) or release to outside entities (i.e., news media, etc.).

_ I, as the parent/guardian/eligible student (18+), do not consent to authorized School District U-46 personnel or other authorized representatives’ use of student images and/or work in publications or on digital media platforms (website/social media) or release to outside entities (i.e., news media, etc.).

"Directory Information" includes the following: the student's name and mailing address; the parents' names, mailing addresses, telephone numbers, and email addresses; and the student’s: birth date; grade level; academic awards and honors; participation in school-sponsored activities; organizations and athletics; major field of study; period of attendance in school; and photographs, videos, or digital images used for informational or news related purposes (by the school) of a student participating in school or school-sponsored activities, organizations, and athletics that have appeared in school publications such as yearbooks, newspapers, or sporting or fine arts programs. 

Pursuant to law School District U-46 will release the above-referenced "Directory Information" to the general public (including news media) upon request, unless the parent/guardian/eligible student (defined by law as emancipated or 18+) requests that it not be disclosed without their prior written consent.  Pursuant to law, School District U-46 will release limited Directory Information (student’s name, address, and phone number) to military recruiters or post-secondary educational institutions upon request, unless the parent/guardian/eligible student requests that the information not be disclosed without their prior written consent.

DIRECTORY INFORMATION PUBLICATION AND RELEASE

What happens when you Opt-Out?

By opting out below, your student's directory information will not be included within the school student listings used for activity or athletic programs and school newsletters; or released to local newspaper media and graduation merchandise vendors for class rings, caps and gowns, and graduation announcements. Parents/guardians will need to contact the companies directly to obtain those services. Specific items may not be selected to be included or withheld.

What is NOT included within an Opt-Out?

Yearbooks: Please note that your request for your student to be excluded from Directory Information DOES NOT result in the exclusion of the student's name, portrait, works or other photographs from publication in yearbooks. A parent/guardian/eligible student who does NOT want their student's name, portrait, works or other photographs to appear in yearbooks should notify the school office on an annual basis in writing before the beginning of the school year.

Photos/Video During Events Open to the Public: Please note that, during events open to the public at which cameras are permitted, School District U-46 personnel and event guests (including news media) may take and publish photographs/videos. School District U-46 is not responsible for event guests (including news media) that may independently publish an image of a named/unnamed student and their works that are presented during events/activities open to the public.

Parent/guardian/eligible student must select one option on an annual basis during registration before the beginning of each school year:

​_ I, as the parent/guardian/eligible student, hereby permit the disclosure of Directory Information as outlined here without my prior written consent. 

_ I, as the parent/guardian/eligible student, hereby do not permit the disclosure of Directory Information as outlined here without my prior written consent. 

The Board of Education recognizes that technology is a tool for instruction which should facilitate and enhance the curricular goals of the District. Internet access is one of the technology tools that can provide positive learning experiences for students.

Because of the unique nature of technology, the staff will provide guidance and instruction to students in the appropriate use of that resource. Those responsible for student technology access will monitor its use so that maximum instructional benefit will result. The District’s electronic network is part of the curriculum and is not a public forum for general use. Users should not expect that email or files stored on District servers will be private. The District reserves the right to log technology use, to monitor file server space utilization by users, and to examine users’ files and materials as needed, and at its discretion. Users must recognize that there is no assurance of confidentiality with respect to access to transmissions and files by persons outside, or from persons inside the District

IMPORTANT: 1:1 TECHNOLOGY UPDATE

All students in grades 1-12 in School District U-46 will be provided a district-issued Chromebook to be used throughout the school day, as well as at home during the evenings and weekends to support their learning. Students in PreK and Kindergarten will receive a district-issued iPad. These devices will allow improved implementation of the Board approved curriculum and curricular resources. Over the last five years, the District has invested in numerous curricular resources for core instruction as well as interventions that are technology-based. Moving to one-to-one in all grade levels will allow students greater access to curriculum resources, interventions and progress monitoring tools.

The school district will retain ownership of the devices, but will check them out to the students for the entire school year as a tool to support their learning. In order for this to be successful, students need to take responsibility for the device loaned to them - similar to checking out books from the library or being assigned textbooks. Each device will be marked with a district provided Asset Tag sticker and device ID sticker and will be checked out to the designated student using the District’s online inventory management system. Students may not tamper with or remove any device identification stickers or labels. In addition, students are strongly discouraged from decorating their district-issued technology in any way. Any damage resulting from physical modifications may result in a damage fee and possible loss of use.

We have found that if your daughter/son uses proper care, especially while transporting the device, the risk of damage is minimal. If a device is accidentally damaged, there will be no charge to the student for repair. If it is determined that the damage was not accidental, the student may be charged the full repair or replacement cost. In addition, if the device is lost, the student will be charged the full replacement cost similar to how the District handles lost textbooks currently. This provision will also be noted in the student handbook.

If damage to the device occurs while your student has the device off of school grounds, please notify the school and return the damaged device immediately the next day. In addition, in the case of suspected theft, please immediately contact local law enforcement to file a police report. Please share a copy of the police report with your school to allow the school district to assist the police in recovering the stolen device. If the device is verified as stolen and a police report is filed, the student will not be charged the replacement cost.

Students are responsible for good behavior on District and school computer networks just as they are in a classroom or a school hallway. General school rules for behavior and communications apply.

Permission to use the District and school’s technology, including Internet, email, and other collaborative online tools is dependent upon a student and his/her parent or guardian signing the Student Acceptable Use of Technology Agreement. Signing this form shows that the student understands and will follow the District and school’s technology/computer rules.

Please understand that any student email account is a form of communication, is transitory in nature and will not be construed as a Student record. The District also does not backup or archive the cloud-based application and data storage services that may be available to students, so any data that is permanently deleted from those services cannot be restored.

The Opportunities and Risks of Technology Use
With access to computers and people all over the world comes the potential availability of material that may not be considered to be of educational value in the context of the school setting, or that may be harmful or disruptive. Because information on networks is transitory and diverse, the District cannot completely predict or control what users may or may not locate. The Board of Education believes that the educational value of limited access to the information, interaction, and research capabilities that technology offers outweighs the possibility that users may obtain or encounter material that is not consistent with the educational goals of the District.

In accordance with the Children’s Internet Protection Act, the District installs and operates filtering software to limit users’ internet access to materials that are obscene, pornographic, harmful to children, or otherwise inappropriate, notwithstanding that such software may in certain cases block access to other materials as well. At the same time, the District cannot guarantee that filtering software will in all instances successfully block access to materials deemed harmful, indecent, offensive, pornographic, or otherwise inappropriate. The use of filtering software does not negate or otherwise affect the obligations of users to abide by the terms of this Policy and to refrain from accessing such inappropriate materials.

No technology is guaranteed to be error-free or totally dependable, nor is it safe when used irresponsibly. Among other matters, the District is not liable or responsible for:

1. any information that may be lost, damaged, or unavailable due to technical or other difficulties;
2. the accuracy or suitability of any information that is retrieved through technology;
3. breaches of confidentiality;
4. defamatory material; or
5. the consequences that may come from failure to follow the District’s policy and procedures governing the use of technology.

Student Users of Technology Will:

• Use or access District technology only for educational purposes.
• Comply with copyright laws and software licensing agreements.
• Understand that email and network files are not private. Network administrators may review files and communications to maintain system integrity and monitor responsible student use.
• Respect the privacy rights of others.
• Be responsible at all times for the proper use of technology, including proper use of access privileges, complying with all required system security identification codes, and not sharing any codes or passwords.
• Maintain the integrity of technological resources from potentially damaging messages, physical abuse, or viruses.
• Abide by the policies and procedures of networks and systems linked by technology.

Student Users of Technology Will Not:

• Access, download, create, send or display offensive messages or pictures.
• Use harassing, offensive, obscene or defamatory language.
• Harass or attack others.
• Vandalize or damage computer equipment, systems, networks, hardware, software, data or programs.
• Spread computer viruses.
• Violate copyright laws or software licensing agreements.
• Use others' passwords or accounts.
• Misrepresent themselves or others.
• Trespass in others' folders, work, or files, or gain unauthorized access to resources or entities.
• Reveal their personal address or phone number, or those of other users.
• Use District technology for non-school purposes or personal financial gain.
• Use technology for any illegal purpose or activity.

Disciplinary Actions
Violations of this Policy, or any administrative regulations and guidelines governing the use of technology may result in disciplinary action which could include loss of network access, loss of technology use, suspension or expulsion, or other appropriate disciplinary action. Violations of local, state or federal law may subject students to prosecution by appropriate law enforcement authorities.

Additional Rules/Actions
The superintendent may establish regulations and guidelines and shall take appropriate action to implement this Policy.

Note to Parents: District staff may not request or require a student to provide a password or other related account information in order to gain access to the student's account or profile on a social networking website if the district has reasonable cause to believe that the student's account on a social networking website contains evidence that the student has violated a disciplinary rule or policy.

Heart Rate Monitor Data Collection in Physical Education

The physical education curriculum incorporates the use of heart rate monitors. The students will use a Polar heart rate monitor during physical education class. The instructional purpose is to teach students about target heart rate and how to maintain their target heart rate during physical activity. By signing below, you are providing consent for your student’s data to be collected and utilized for instruction and individual student growth.

_Yes, I consent.

_No, I do not consent.

All students will be asked to sign a Science Laboratory Safety Procedure agreement. They will be expected to understand all rules, safety practices, and regulations governing conduct in the science laboratory, and that violations may result in the students removal from the science class or other consequences determined by the instructor.

_I agree that my child can participate and will follow procedures in the Science Laboratory 

• Science Laboratory Safety Procedure Agreement - English

• Science Laboratory Safety Procedure Agreement - Spanish

DIRECTORY INFORMATION RELEASE TO MILITARY RECRUITERS (Grades 10-12 only)

As required by law, upon the request of military and post-secondary educational institution recruiters, School District U-46 will provide student directory information IN GRADES 10-12, consisting only of student names, addresses, and telephone numbers to military and post-secondary educational institution recruiters for recruiting purposes.
 
Parents/guardians/eligible students (defined by law as emancipated or 18+) may request that a student's name, address, and telephone number not be released to institutions of higher education and/or military recruiters without their prior written consent. Such requests must be received before the end of the student's sophomore year (or within 60 days of transfer enrollment in School District U-46)

The opportunity to select your preference is available on an annual basis during registration or by submitting a completed form directly to the school.

You may indicate your preferences here:

​_ I, as the parent/guardian/eligible student, hereby permit the disclosure of Directory Information as outlined here without my prior written consent. 

_ I, as the parent/guardian/eligible student, do not permit the School District U-46 to disclose student name, address, and telephone number without prior written consent to Military Recruiters. 

DIRECTORY INFORMATION RELEASE TO POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION RECRUITERS (Grades 10-12 only)

As required by law, upon the request of military and post-secondary educational institution recruiters, School District U-46 will provide student directory information IN GRADES 10-12, consisting only of student names, addresses, and telephone numbers to military and post-secondary educational institution recruiters for recruiting purposes. 

Parents/guardians/eligible students (defined by law as emancipated or 18+) may request that a student's name, address, and telephone number not be released to institutions of higher education and/or military recruiters without their prior written consent. Such requests must be received before the end of the student's sophomore year (or within 60 days of transfer enrollment in School District U-46)

The opportunity to select your preference is available on an annual basis during registration  or by submitting a completed form directly to the school.

You may indicate your preferences here:

​_ I,  as the parent/guardian/eligible student, permit the School District U-46 to disclose student name, address, and telephone number without prior written consent to Post-Secondary Educational Institutions.  

_ I, as the parent/guardian/eligible student, do not permit the School District U-46 to disclose student name, address, and telephone number without prior written consent to Post-Secondary Educational Institutions.