Viewing assigned students

At a glance

Who uses it: Every teacher with portal access.
When to use it: Daily — this is the home of your portal.
Permissions required: Teacher (you see only your own students).
Navigation path: Teacher Portal → My students.

Purpose

The My Students view is your scoped roster. It only shows students who are explicitly granted Teacher Portal access for them (as classroom teacher or co-teacher). This is the FERPA-aligned default — you don't see students who aren't yours.

What's on each student row

Name (preferred) and grade.
Active case indicator — open / none.
Last activity — most recent teacher-visible note or feedback.
Attention flag — if an attention rule has fired on this student.

Click a student to open their portal-side detail page.

[SCREENSHOT: teacher-my-students-list] Teacher Portal → My students with 12 students listed; two show active-case indicators and one shows an attention flag.

What you can do from here

Open a student to see their case list (filtered to cases you're attached to).
Submit a referral if a new concern surfaces — see Submitting a referral.
Provide feedback on an active case — see Teacher feedback.
Request portal access to a student who isn't yours but should be — see Access requests.

What you cannot do

See students who aren't yours.
See cases on your students where you're not the attached teacher.
Edit student identity fields (admins do that).

Tips & best practices

Pin the My Students tab in your browser — it's the page you'll use most.
Sort by Last activity when triaging — recently active cases need eyes more than dormant ones.

FAQ

A student in my class isn't here — why? You haven't been assigned to them yet. Either an admin needs to add you (or assign you as co-teacher), or you can request access.

Where's the search? Use the search box at the top of the My Students view. It only searches your own roster.