Managing Portal Visibility
Districts can configure what is displayed on the parent / student portal in a very granular fashion. The following screenshot shows some but not all the different areas of student data and functionality that a district can turn on or off for parents and/or students. If the area is set to be visible you may also specify the number of years of data that are displayed.
In the Assessments and Plans areas the district can control the visibility and configuration of specific assessments and/or plans.
Login to Mileposts as an Administrator
Click Admin
Hover Over Setup
Hover Over Portal Setup
Click Visibility Configurator
Click + to expand the feature set
Click - to close additional feature set
Click the Edit Pencil icon to edit
Check the box under Parent or Student to make the feature visible
Uncheck the box under Parent or Student to remove the feature visibility
Click the check to save and close
Click the X to cancel and close
Click Close
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