Contents
- PowerSchool Mobile Access using the District Code
- Searching for your District
- Healthy Snack and Meal Planning
- Exercise & Fitness
- Health & Safety
- New Teen Driver Information
Student Links
Junior/Senior High Library Website
To Log into the PowerSchool Mobile App using the District Code:
- Open the PowerSchool Parent/Student App.
a. Enter the District Code.
b. Enter your PowerSchool Username.
c. Enter your PowerSchool Password.
d. Touch Sign In.
Searching for Your District:
- Open the PowerSchool Parent/Student App.
- Touch Help on the Sign In screen.
- Touch Search for Your District.
- Choose an option:
a. Enter District Name or School Name
i. Touch Search
ii. Select the correct school listed
iii. Touch Connect to this PowerSchool
b. Enter the PowerSchool Server Address: ps-dvnp.gwaea.org
i. Touch submit - Enter your PowerSchool Username
- Enter your PowerSchool Password
- Touch Sign In
Healthy Snack and Meal Planning
Pick a Better Snack: Provides recipes, activities, seasonal links, and a recipe of the month from Iowa State University Extension and Iowa Department of Public Health. Great resources for both school and home use!
http://idph.iowa.gov/
Menu Planning Guide for Child Care: This booklet provides information on the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) Meal Pattern requirements, serving quality meals and snacks, and tips on menu planning and grocery shopping.
http://www.fns.usda.gov/tn/resources/menu_magic.pdf
Healthy Eating for Children 2 Through 5 Years Old: A Guide for Parents and Childcare Providers: a concise, informative article about kids’ nutrition at preschool age.
http://pubs.ext.vt.edu/348/348-150/348-150.html
Exercise and Fitness
Let’s Move! A new effort to help our youngest children get off to a healthy start. Part of Michelle Obama’s Let’s Move campaign, the site includes tools for families, preschools, and daycare providers.
Let’s Move! Website
Health & Safety
Safe Kids & Automobiles: Leaving children unattended in a vehicle can pose a great danger to their well-being and safety. Make it a point to never leave your child alone in a car. Follow these links for more information on efforts to spread the word about this important issue! Safe Kids USA!
http://www.dps.state.ok.us/psa or http://www.safekids.org/nlyca
Johnson County’s Informative Website on Communicable Diseases: With many emerging public health issues, it is more important than ever to stay up to date on health issues facing the community.
http://www.johnson-county.com/dept_health.aspx?id=5895
New Teen Driver Information
For new drivers, these guides include how to prevent risky behaviors — like texting and driving — and practical considerations for parents, like what to expect when adding a teen driver to an auto insurance policy.
Insurance Guide to Teen Driving in Iowa
Crashes, Car Insurance, and Beyond: The High Toll of Distracted Driving
Car Insurance Guide for New Drivers & Their Parents
For this series, our editors and data analysts put together some information that’s pretty hard to come by on the web. Features include:
- Iowa teen car insurance premium pricing information
- Advice for Iowa drivers from policy experts such as state insurance commissioners, highway safety officials, and the AAA
- Extensive car insurance premium info in Iowa
- Tips for parents on how much it’ll cost on average to add a teen driver to their policy, what teen driver behaviors will trigger steep rate hikes, and how a car’s make and model can greatly influence what they pay in insurance