The Broward High School Council is an open forum for parents and other stakeholders to come together to: learn about high schools today, discuss issues, look for solutions, and to support the continuous learning of all students. All interested individuals, including high school representatives to the District Advisory Council, are encouraged to be involved with the HS Council.

The District Advisory Council (DAC) fosters and promotes communication among School Advisory Forums, School Advisory Councils, Area Advisory Councils, the District Advisory Council, the Superintendent of Broward County Schools, and the Broward County School Board. The DAC acts as a forum for Area Advisory Councils and others to propose recommendations and discuss issues that are relevant to the District. The DAC provides information to the School Board and the Superintendent based on this intercommunication. Learn more about the District Screening Committee.

The viewer allows parents and students to access real-time grades and attendance via the internet. This is a wonderful too to stay up-to-date on how your child is progressing in his / her classes. The viewer allows you to receive email alerts when your child’s grade drops below a specified average or when your child is absent from a class.

You will need your child’s Student Identification Number and a Date of Birth to access your child’s information. The Student Identification number is a specific county issue number that appears on your child’s schedule, interim report and report card. If you do not have access to these sources any of your child’s teachers can give him / her this number.

Students will use their Active Directory (AD) account username and password to access the system. As they have in years past, parents will have to use the credentials of their child in order to access Pinnacle.

https://gb.browardschools.com/pinnacle/gradebook

Username: (student 10-digit number)@my.browardschools.com

Password: PMM/DD/YYYY

(Capital P+2 digits for month/2 digits for the day/4 digits for the year)

Don’t forget to include the / (slash)

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If you called in to excuse an absence, this may not show up on the Pinnacle Viewer for up to 3 days beyond the absence. Please be patient and check back before becoming alarmed.

Some "School Attendance" codes are considered as "ABSENT" - FT (Field Trip), and SO (Signed Out) . Please do not be alarmed by these codes - the Pinnacle System is just reporting all attendance codes as absences. Rest assured that the student is not actually "Absent" unless you see the Unexcused (AU) or Excused (A) Absence Code next to the date and period of day.

If:

You have low income or work for low wages
You are elderly or disabled, and have high housing costs or medical bills
You have or will get a social security number
You have child or elder care costs, or pay child support
You will get a job if you are able and aren't working now
Citizens and many legal immigrants can qualify for food stamps. Getting food stamps won't hurt you if you want to become a citizen.

For more information contact:
An online prescreening tool and application form for food stamps and other benefits may be found at:www.myflorida.com/accessflorida

Once you have filed for benefits, register to review your benefit account information 24/7 including appointments at: www.myaccessaccount@dcf.state.fl.us

If you don't have a computer, please phone "211" to locate an ACCESS Community Partner near you. For all other questions, you may call the DCF ACCESS Call Center at: 1-866-762-2237

This is a districtwide forum for Limited English Proficient (LEP) parents and interested community members to assist the District in identifying the educational needs and priorities of LEP students. The ESOL Leadership Council meets on the first Wednesday of each month during the school year at the K.C. Wright Administration Building. For more information, contact Yvette Fernandez in the Bilingual/Foreign Language/ESOL Education Department at 754-321-2951; or Click Here