When can high school students see their class schedule?

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Anonymous wrote:I can't see my kid's schedule in ParentVue yet, but if I go into "Course History" I can see what classes they have taken in the past and, more interestingly, what graduation requirements show up as "in progress". If I click on the "in progress" yellow bars, I see names of actual classes that match the classes she requested in the spring. I don't know for sure if they reflect what will be on her schedule, but you might take a look there and see if you find anything helpful about your kids. It might not be helpful, though, if you're looking for classes that don't fill those graduation requirement categories.

This got me started doing some digging and I found for my kid at Sherwood that if I click on Gradebook it shows me upcoming MP1 with list of all their classes/teachers/room numbers in an order that seems like an actual course schedule. If I go to MP3, the order changes, as do the classes for 2nd semester.

Tried your work around - Bummer! did not work "grade book not available for this school."

This is the message I got.

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Anonymous wrote:DS heard a rumor Blair’s were posted, but by the time we got home, he couldn’t see it in the app.

DD said Northwood has not posted yet.

I only care because they both took summer classes to get ahead a year in a subject and I want to make sure they are enrolled in the next level as we requested.

I can't see my kid's schedule in ParentVue yet, but if I go into "Course History" I can see what classes they have taken in the past and, more interestingly, what graduation requirements show up as "in progress". If I click on the "in progress" yellow bars, I see names of actual classes that match the classes she requested in the spring. I don't know for sure if they reflect what will be on her schedule, but you might take a look there and see if you find anything helpful about your kids. It might not be helpful, though, if you're looking for classes that don't fill those graduation requirement categories.

Thanks!

NP: This worked for my kid. His Course History was updated early last week. He received his schedule yesterday and the same classes listed as "In Progress" in his course history matched his schedule.

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Sherwood schedule is up on ParentVue.

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My 9th grader has orientation tomorrow but she doesn’t see her schedule. Do the 9th graders just get their schedule at Orientation usually? She’s already a bit nervous about being totally lost!

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My child's schedule is not in parentvue! Are they ghosting me?

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No schedules yet for my 9th grader or 7th grader; hoping for them later today so my 9th grader has some idea before orientation tomorrow, but otherwise assuming she will get a printed copy there.

For a brief time last night, I was able to get into myMCPS Classroom and see some unpublished courses that it looked like my 7th grader is enrolled in -- they showed up on the list of "All Courses". They aren't visible this morning (and I warned my kid that what we saw may still change), but my kid was happy to see that it looks like they got into an elective they wanted, and also to see a couple of teachers' names.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My 9th grader has orientation tomorrow but she doesn’t see her schedule. Do the 9th graders just get their schedule at Orientation usually? She’s already a bit nervous about being totally lost!

Yes, on paper tomorrow

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My 9th grader's schedule just showed up in ParentVue. It wasn't there half an hour ago.

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Still not up for RM or our middle school, but you use the yellow bar on Course History trick to see what English, History and Science class they are registered for -- but not what teacher or period (which is really what we care about -- we know they are taking English!). My kid has already completed all their elective, language and math requirements, so nothing shows there. Might be moderately more helpful for freshman and sophomore.

We're really just interested in the teachers and the electives, particularly after all the concern about teachers being moved over the summer.

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Anonymous wrote:No schedules yet for my 9th grader or 7th grader; hoping for them later today so my 9th grader has some idea before orientation tomorrow, but otherwise assuming she will get a printed copy there.

For a brief time last night, I was able to get into myMCPS Classroom and see some unpublished courses that it looked like my 7th grader is enrolled in -- they showed up on the list of "All Courses". They aren't visible this morning (and I warned my kid that what we saw may still change), but my kid was happy to see that it looks like they got into an elective they wanted, and also to see a couple of teachers' names.

I wonder what the reasoning is for them to withhold the 9th grade schedules. It seems like it would be nice for the kids to have access to it before orientation tomorrow?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My child's schedule is not in parentvue! Are they ghosting me?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:My child's schedule is not in parentvue! Are they ghosting me?

I blame bocce ball.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No schedules yet for my 9th grader or 7th grader; hoping for them later today so my 9th grader has some idea before orientation tomorrow, but otherwise assuming she will get a printed copy there.

For a brief time last night, I was able to get into myMCPS Classroom and see some unpublished courses that it looked like my 7th grader is enrolled in -- they showed up on the list of "All Courses". They aren't visible this morning (and I warned my kid that what we saw may still change), but my kid was happy to see that it looks like they got into an elective they wanted, and also to see a couple of teachers' names.

I wonder what the reasoning is for them to withhold the 9th grade schedules. It seems like it would be nice for the kids to have access to it before orientation tomorrow?

One reasoning is that MS students compare with their friends. When they see that they do not have periods together —or worse, they have different lunches, they a) don’t enjoy orientation which is meant to be generic and 2) start hounding the counselors to make changes for purely social reasons. A friend is a MS counselor. She says 80% of schedule change requests the first week are to be with a particular friend.

[Anonymous]

Still nothing for Northwood.

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Anonymous wrote:They will be posted Monday at 6:30am.

That early?