1:1 Computing in Littleton ESD
The one-to-one computing program has expanded every year, and we are very proud to provide this opportunity to our students and families. One-to-one computing has changed teaching and learning. It encourages our students to extend where and when they are learning and challenges them to be good digital citizens. Littleton ESD provides digital curriculum and is committed to providing our students with opportunities to prepare for high school graduation, college, and career readiness.
With one-to-one computing, students have digital curriculum resource access on a device they check out. This means they can use the device at home and at school and learn to be good digital citizens and stewards of this valuable resource.
Check out these videos of previous digital learning days.
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Digital Citizenship
Student Tools
Kid Friendly Search Engines
ParentVUE
The Littleton Elementary School District #65 is pleased to provide parents with online access to a web-based (and mobile) application designed to help parents monitor student’s success by providing the latest academic and demographic information.
Parents can access quarterly report cards, monitor student attendance and class assignments, update emergency contacts, register for programs such as after-school tutoring, summer school, and more.
The ParentVUE portal is user friendly and simple to navigate. If you are the parent of more than one student attending the district, you will have access to information on each student within your single ParentVUE account.
First-time ParentVUE users will need to obtain an activation key from your child’s school to allow you to create your account. Please email us for any questions or concerns.
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