Chromebook Help
Battle Ground Public Schools provides Chromebooks to students in grades 6-12 who do not have access to a computing device at home.
Chromebook and technology help
Students who need help with their school-issued Chromebook or technology should contact their school teacher-librarian during regular school hours.
Student Accounts
If your student cannot remember their password, you can help them retrieve it via Skyward. See this tutorial for where to access this information.
WiFi Hotspots
Washington state’s Broadband Office has partnered with communities across the state to build out hundreds of free Wi-Fi hotspots. Use this location finder to locate one near you. You can also take the office’s easy 1-minute speed survey. This is an important tool that is helping Washington state compete for federal funding to expand broadband to underserved areas. Washington has a goal of universal broadband access by 2028.
Internet access
Some cell phone providers allow you to use your mobile device to create a hotspot that allows you to connect other devices to the internet. Call your wireless network provider (AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, Verizon, etc.) to explore this option.
Xfinity Affordable Connectivity Program
The Affordable Connectivity Program (formerly the Emergency Broadband Benefit) can provide a credit of up to $30 per month for qualified customers of Comcast Xfinity Internet. Eligibility information and details on applying for the credit is available through the Xfinity website.
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