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Technology for Parents

Our Technology Department is dedicated to providing a safe, reliable, and effective learning environment for today's students. For families, that means a handful of apps connect you to everything — grades, lunch money, Chromebooks, web activity, sports forms — and this page walks parents and students through all of it. Fifteen minutes here at the start of the year saves a semester of wondering.

Keep these handy: Noble's PowerSchool District ID is RXKH  ·  student email addresses are studentlogin@nobleps.com  ·  students sign in to school apps with their school-issued Google account.

Parent Apps & Accounts

Open each one for what it does and how to set it up:

PowerSchool Grades, attendance, assignments, and meal balance — the one to set up first

PowerSchool gives you real-time access to your child's grades, attendance, assignments, scores, and teacher comments, plus dashboard widgets for GPA, assignments due, school bulletins, meal balance, and fees.

  1. Go to the PowerSchool Parent Sign In page and create an account with your email address.
  2. Link your students using the Student Access ID and password (provided by the district at enrollment).
  3. Download the mobile app and sign in — the District ID is RXKH.
  4. Choose which push and email notifications you want.

Note: parent access may be unavailable during the summer and the first few weeks of the school year while rosters are finalized.

GoGuardian Parent See browsing activity on school Chromebooks — and set limits after hours

GoGuardian Parent gives you a bird's-eye view of your child's browsing on school-managed Chromebooks: the last 30 days of website, app, and document activity, plus any teacher interventions like screen locks. Outside school hours, you can block websites or pause internet access on demand or on a schedule.

  1. Download the app from the App Store or Google Play.
  2. Sign in with the email address you have registered with the school.
  3. Verify your account through the link sent to that email — and you're in.
MySchoolBucks & School Meals Pay for meals online — and complete the yearly meals application

MySchoolBucks lets you securely pay for student meals and more with a credit card, debit card, or electronic check — plus set up auto-payments, view meal purchase history, and get low-balance alerts.

  1. Go to the MySchoolBucks website and create a profile.
  2. Select Oklahoma, then Noble Public Schools.
  3. Add your student using their name, date of birth, and 6-digit Student ID.
  4. Download the mobile app if you'd like to manage it from your phone.

Free & Reduced-Price Meals: every family is asked to complete the online Free and Reduced-Price School Meals application each year, even if you don't plan to participate — guidelines can change, and the district's federal funding for other programs is based on these applications. You can also check your application status. Questions? Call Kris Fipps at (405) 872-5690.

Rank One Sports participation forms — complete and sign online

Rank One handles athletic participation paperwork online. You'll need your student's ID, date of birth, physician and emergency contact details.

  1. Go to the Noble Rank One portal and click "Electronic Participation Forms."
  2. Complete every required field (enter "NA" or "UNKNOWN" where something doesn't apply).
  3. Sign electronically, then print the physical form from the "Download and Print" tab.
  4. Take the printed physical form to your doctor's office for signature.

Questions? Call the athletic office at (405) 872-7521.

ParentSquare District news and communication from your child's school

ParentSquare is how Noble schools send news, updates, and alerts to families. Make sure your contact information is current with your child's school so messages reach you.

Chromebooks

Noble is 1:1 with Chromebooks PreK–12: grades PreK–5 stay in the classroom, and grades 6–12 can go home. Here's everything to get one connected, logged in, and protected:

Repairs, Damage & Lost Devices

Report any loss, damage, or theft right away to the Technology Department at support@nobleps.com or (405) 872-7800. Damage beyond normal wear and tear is charged to the parent/student:

  • Screen replacement: $150
  • Chromebook charger: $40 from the school (a compatible generic charger may also be purchased on your own)
  • Whole Chromebook replacement: $350

After damage, a loaner or the repaired device is issued once the repair cost is paid in full or a payment plan is set up with at least one payment made. The Screen Protection Plan above can save you the big one.

What Your Student Uses

Students — these are your everyday tools. Parents — this is what your kids are logging into, all with their school-issued Google account:

Google Workspace

All Students

Docs, Sheets, Slides, Gmail, and Classroom — the core tools for creating, collaborating, and turning in work.

Student Gmail

All Students

Every student gets a school email. Elementary and middle school accounts are locked to school-only senders and recipients; high schoolers can email outside the district. Student emails are monitored for safety.

Google Classroom

Elementary & Middle School

Where teachers post, collect, and grade assignments at Hubbard, Pioneer, and the middle school.

Canvas

High School

Noble High School's online learning platform. Students sign into their Google account first, then access Canvas.

Office 365 Online

All Students

Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote in the browser — works on Chromebooks. Students log in at office.com with their school username + @nobleps.com and their usual password.

Symbaloo

All Students

The district's bookmark hub — one page with links to every school-approved site your child uses.

How We Protect Student Email

Student email is a walled garden for PreK through 8th grade: group emails, confidential mode, encrypted documents, music files, and compressed files are disabled. Every student email is marked with an "[NPS Student]" subject prefix and a footer identifying it as a student account, emails are archived short-term, and messages indicating self-harm are automatically copied to designated school personnel. High school students can send and receive outside email; middle school students can only email other MS students and their teachers and school offices; elementary students can only email their own school's teachers and staff.

Being Good Digital Citizens

Technology is a big part of growing up now, and we want Noble kids to use it wisely and kindly — at school and at home. These free resources from Common Sense are a great place for families to start:

Stuck on a login, a setting, or an app that won't cooperate? The Help Center has step-by-step articles for everything on this page. Still stuck? Reach the Technology Department at support@nobleps.com · (405) 872-7800.