The OUSD Aeries Web portal at https://parent.ousd.org provides secure and invaluable access to student information — including grades and attendance — using an Internet connection and a Web browser. It not only benefits teachers, parents, the school and system administrators, it also improves the educational experience of students by facilitating the communication of information between school and home.
Parents seeking access to their student’s information on Aeries can email aeries@oaklandtech.com for signup instructions. Please include the name of your student. Parents without internet access may use the computers in the Oakland Tech library. They may also use the Chrome Web browser or the Aeries app to access Aeries using a smartphone.
Every middle and high school student in OUSD has access to their own information at https://student.ousd.org. Students should log in using their OUSD email address (firstname.lastname@ousd.us) with their password 00 + their six-digit student ID number. It is important that each student use their own AERIES account to keep track of grades and assignments.
For AERIES account assistance, please contact aeries@oaklandtech.com.
Students receive two progress report cards prior to the semester report card. Students need to keep up their grades or make up the work when they fall behind in order to earn the minimum number of credits they need to graduate.
Please be sure to review your child’s progress and meet with your student’s counselor or teachers as soon as possible if you have concerns.
An ‘F’ on a semester report card means that the student will not earn high school credit for taking the course that semester. (A ‘D’ passing grade in academic core classes will not be accepted by colleges.)
Check the school calendar to find out when each marking period ends. You should expect to receive a report card in the mail within two weeks after the end of each marking period and a final report card at the end of each semester. The semester report cards become a part of the student’s permanent record.