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RISD outlines digital learning platforms for PK-12 families

Richardson Independent School District has detailed the specific online learning platforms used for students in grades PK-2 and 3-12 to facilitate family engagement.

Renata Ferris

August 17, 20261 min read

digital classroom tools - illustration, Jake Team LLC
digital classroom tools - illustration, Jake Team LLC

Richardson Independent School District (RISD) has provided an overview of the online learning platforms utilized by its students to help families stay connected to classroom activities. The district uses two distinct digital systems depending on the student's grade level, with specific resources available for parents to access student work and progress.

For students in grades Pre-Kindergarten through second grade, RISD utilizes Seesaw as the primary digital portfolio and learning platform. According to the district, Seesaw allows students to capture and share their academic journey. The platform is described as an interactive space that enables students to demonstrate understanding through creative tools.

Additionally, it allows teachers to design hands-on activities and provides families with a direct view of daily classroom growth. The district has linked to a specific RISD Seesaw Parent Page, along with Seesaw Parent Support and general RISD Parent Support resources for families using this system.

For students in grades three through 12, RISD uses Schoology as its Learning Management System (LMS). The district states that Schoology is used to enhance collaboration and engagement in student learning. The online platform allows teachers to organize lessons, distribute and grade assignments with feedback, and monitor student progress toward growth goals.

Families of students in this grade range are directed to the RISD Schoology Parent Page, PowerSchool Support, and RISD Parent Support for assistance.

The announcement serves to clarify which platform is assigned to each grade band, ensuring that parents and guardians can access the correct digital tools to monitor their children's academic development. No additional dates or specific implementation changes were included in the release.

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Renata Ferris

Renata Ferris writes about community life, schools, public safety, and local events in Richardson.

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