Keep up with your student's progress on-line through the Aeries Student/Parent Portal.  At this site you can have direct access to your student's aeries account and see grades, attendance, course history, discipline issues, in addition to demographic and health/immunization data. You can also choose to receive automatic e-mail notification of unexcused absences, tardies or discipline issues.

How is an Account Created?

You will need to have the following information to create an account:

     -  a VPC: Verification Passcode (available through the administrative office)
     -  your students permanent ID number
     -  your home phone number as it is in aeries (type phone number with NO Spaces and NO Dashes)

With this information go on to the top of any Chico High web page and click on Parent/Student Aeries.  Then click on the link CREATE NEW ACCOUNT.

This Parent Page is for you, the parent of a teen-aged youth.  As a parent of teenagers and/or young adults, life is an adventure.  Being a good listener and communicator with your children is of utmost importance, and may be most important when they are done communicating with you. 
 
By being aware of what is going on in their world, the pressures and experiences they face, and the challenges in dealing with them, you can make a difference in how safe they will be. Continue to be the parent, the caring ear, and the voice of reason and guidance. 
 
Created by the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA) CollegeDrinkingPrevention.gov is a one-stop resource for comprehensive research-based information on issues related to alcohol abuse and binge drinking among college students.
The link for High School students and Parents provides pertinent age related information and multiple links that offer information and facts surrounding alcohol abuse.  The information may help you to have important conversations with your kids about real life and death concerns. 

Funded by a grant through The Century Council, researchers at George Mason University, performed a multi-year research effort, "Understanding Teen Drinking Cultures in America," The research project was designed to gain a greater understanding of teen drinking and to provide a foundation for future efforts to fight underage drinking.  The reasearchers goal was to better understand the psychological and sociological factors that affect youths as they make decisions regarding whether to engage in alcohol-related behaviors.   This project's ultimate focus is upon WHO and/or WHAT might influence future youth decisions to decline alcohol.  


George Mason University lists additional resources that may be helpful for those seeking information or assistance in addressing teen drinking.   These links are provided as a starting point, and include a brief description of the resource. 

Center for Substance Abuse Prevention (CSAP) designs and implements public education programs that range from raising the awareness about the harms of underage drinking to helping families live a healthy, drug-free lifestyle. Visit their site to learn more about these programs.

Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration, (SAMHSA) was established in 1992 by Congress to target substance abuse and mental health services to the people most in need.  SAMHSA's mission is to reduce the impact of substance abuse and mental illness on America's communities.