Your child's school can provide you with an activation code to set up your account. 

Please see "How Do I Create My ParentVue Account?" instructions on the Create your ParentVue App page.

For security reasons, ParentVUE will disable your account if a password is entered incorrectly more than three times.  Please contact your child's school to re-enable your account.

Please follow the steps below to reset it.  You may also visit your child's school office for assistance.
Go to the ParentVUE/StudentVUE portal

• Click on I am a parent
• Under the username and password field, click on Forgot your password?
• Enter the email address you used to activate your account

Click Send Email to receive an email with a link to reset your password.  

Please verify that you are checking the same email account you used when you created your ParentVue account and that you are signing in via Palm Spring Unified's ParentVue Portal.  The email will come from noreply@psusd.us.  Make sure it has not been blocked or categorized as spam from your personal email provider.

 Select the My Account tab.  Click the Change My Password link in the yellow section at the top of the page. 

No.  All of your children should be listed under one account.  

Yes, each parent with Ed-Rights is assigned an Activation Code and create their own account.

If you do not see one or more of your children listed, please contact that child's school. The office will verify that the ParentVue permissions has been added to your parent profile and that your  parent acccount information is accurate.

 All children linked to a parent in Synergy will have their names listed in the menu at the top of the ParentVue homepage.  Click on a child's name to view his/her information.

Given the variety of classroom and instructional reasons, some teachers may update the gradebook more frequently than others. Also, due to the complexity of the assignment and the time it takes to ensure that the scoring is careful and thorough, some assignments may take longer to grade than others.

Reasons may vary...

• Early in the grading period, there may be fewer graded assignments, and so occasional high or low grades will have a greater influence on the cumulative grade/score.
• Teachers may have weighted some assignments more than others – so certain assignments may count more heavily towards a cumulative grade.
• Teachers may allow students to redo an assignment in certain circumstances. Assignment scores and cumulative grades may increase as a result. Or it might just be that updates, changes, or corrections are being made to the grade book.

This feature is currently unavailable. 

 Yes, simply visit the PSUSD website and log in via the ParentVUe Portal (ParentVUE/StudentVUE).