Technology

The official Learning Management System (LMS) of Trinity Area School District is Canvas.  Students in Grades K-12 can access their courses, assignments, and content by logging into Canvas via Classlink or their Google Waffle.  

Trinity Area School District utilizes Classlink to allow convenient access to district resources and as a password management tool for single sign-on (SSO). Students in elementary school can utilize their Classlink QR code to sign into their Chromebooks. 

All students enrolled in Trinity Area School District are provided with Chromebooks as tools to enhance learning and access the curriculum beyond the walls of the classroom.  If there is no internet access at home, please contact the Technology Department for available solutions. (Athomas@trinityhillers.net)

Trinity Area School District uses Google Apps for Education for all students, Grades K-12. Students receive their Google account information at the beginning of the year or upon enrollment.  

Naviance is a college and career readiness technology solution which helps ensure that all paths students take after high school lead to fulfilling and meaningful careers.

Trinity Area School District uses Securly to keep students safe on their school-issued Chromebooks.  Securly combines cloud-based filtering, AI algorithms, and human common sense to block the toxicity and inappropriateness of the internet from kids, while providing schools the tools they need to educate and safeguard. By keeping kids safe, we keep schools CIPA and COPPA compliant in order to receive federal funding.  To learn more about Securly’s Safety Solutions visit: www.securly.com

• Skyward is the student information system (SIS) utilized by Trinity Area School District.
• Parents / guardians can access their students' grades, report cards, and more via the Skyward Family Access.  If you need help accessing your account, please email familyaccess@trinityhillers.net.
• Skyward Family Access How-to Guides
  • Skyward Family Access
  • Skyward Attendance
  • Skyward Gradebook
  • Skyward Calendar
  • Skyward Menu
  • Skyward Mobile App

Sora Overdrive host Trinity Area School District's online library.  Students can access the online library via Classlink or by clicking here. 

At the start of each school year, students enrolled in Trinity Area School District will be assigned a District owned device to access the curriculum. Families in the Trinity Area School District have the option to participate in an Optional Insurance Program for student assigned Chromebooks at a cost of $25 per student, per year. In order to participate in the program, payment must be received no later than October 10, 2024.

About the Optional Insurance Program

Optional insurance, which includes two accidental damage claims, is available for purchase from the District at a non-refundable cost of $25 per student. When enrolling, one form must be submitted for each student; insurance cannot be shared. Students with a free/reduced lunch designation (as verified via Direct Certification or  approved Free / Reduced Lunch Application) will have their insurance fee waived. Students with this designation will be enrolled automatically during the open enrollment period and do not need to submit a form.

Open enrollment for insurance will begin September 3, 2024 and continue through September 20, 2024. Purchased insurance is valid from the point of purchase through the open enrollment period for the following school year. After the open enrollment period, insurance will only be available to new students entering the district. Please note that this coverage does not carry over from year to year if it goes unused.

The insurance plan covers the student’s issued Chromebook and/or issued loaner device for the following items:

1.       Accidental damage (spills, drops, and breaks)

2.       Environmental damage from Natural Disasters, Fire, or Power Surges

3.       Theft – All theft claims must have a police report filed within 5 days of the theft

4.       Damaged Chromebook chargers

Incidents of abuse or intentional damage are not covered by the optional insurance program and may result in the full repair cost being billed to the Parent/Guardian.

Pricing guidelines for repairs and replacements is as follows.

 * Prices given are examples only and are subject to change.

For repairs not listed above, cost, and applicable insurance claims will be determined by the cost of replacement parts to the district at the time of repair. For any additional damage beyond the two claims, parent(s) / guardian(s) will be invoiced for the cost of repairs for any accidental damage. If insurance coverage is not purchased and the Chromebook is damaged, the parent(s)/guardian(s) will be invoiced for the cost of repairs.

Optional Insurance Enrollment Form