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We have installed fob readers that can associate your Newburyport door fob with your network account. This will allow you to use both your pin or your fob to log into the copiers. For this to work you will need to perform the following steps one time on ANY co...

You have the option to use different display modes in your classroom. When doing so, your projector is treated and labeled as a screen. By default, your computer is set to Duplicate. This means whatever is on your desktop monitor will also be shown on your pro...

If you are logged in on a Chromebook with your district account, hit print and select NPS-Konica as your destination. If you are on a personal device, please follow the below link while connected to the guest network, and follow the appropriate instructions...

Here is a YouTube video showing you how to use your Elmo in your classroom:

As a Google for Education district, we recommended using Google apps whenever possible. However, we have also setup Office 365 access for all staff and students. This account will allow you to use Office 365 online tools not only on regular computers but also...

Turn on the student's Chromebook and wait for the login screen to load. DO NOT SIGN INTO THE CHROMEBOOK! On the bottom left, select 'Apps'. Then select 'TestNav'. Wait for TestNav to load. The first time TestNav loads it will ask what state you ar...

Welcome to Newburyport Public Schools! Newburyport Public Schools is a Google for Education district. You have access to all of the tools provided in Google Workspace, including Gmail for your school email, Drive, Classroom, Meet, and many others. Whenever po...

Teacher Center is where you can find help, training, and guidance for using Google Classroom and other parts of Google Workspace. https://teachercenter.withgoogle.com/ Introduction to Google Classroom https://teachercenter.withgoogle.com/first-day-trainings...

Video tutorials for Google Classroom and all of Google Workspace.  

Get help and support for Google Classroom: https://support.google.com/edu/classroom/

We have a simple and easy to remember link that will log you into our single sign-on (SSO) and bring you directly to Google Drive. Please go to: sso.newburyport.k12.ma.us At the sign in screen, enter your Username (not your full email address) and Password...

Click on “Share” and a pop up will appear. Click “Advanced” Click "Change..." Select the appropriate setting. Click "Save"

Cleaning your device Cleaning your devices is simpler than you’d think. The most important thing to remember is you don’t want ANY liquid to get inside a laptop, keyboard, or device of any kind. Electricity and water are a bad combination. You should also NEV...

Go to http://sso.newburyport.k12.ma.us Enter your username (not your email address) and password. For students, your username is your first initial and last name followed by the last two digits of your graduation year. (e.g. Jane Doe, class of 2022  = jdoe...

We have setup Office 365 access for all staff and students. This account will allow you to use Office 365 online tools not only on regular computers but also on devices without a standard OS like Chromebooks. It will also allow you to download and install it ...

1. Click on the "People" tab. 2. Click on the "Invite Teachers" icon. 3. Search for a teacher by name. 4. Click on the teacher(s) you wish to invite. Then click the "Invite" button. 5. All teachers invited to the class will appear under the "T...

Google has created many helpful 'How To' guides for Chromebooks: https://www.google.com/chromebook/howto/ Quick Links How to connect to WiFi on a Chromebook

Please make sure you are using Google Chrome or Safari as your web browser. Go to: https://wiki.newburyport.k12.ma.us:434/ If you see a warning screen, click 'Advanced' in the lower left corner. Ignore the warnings and click 'Proceed to wiki.newburyport.k...

You can access your voicemail at home, or from any external phone. To Access Voicemail from a Phone Outside of Our System Dial the main number for Central Office: (978) 465-4456 Ignore the prompts and enter your four digit extension. Stay on the line and...

Cleaning your device Cleaning your devices is simpler than you’d think. The most important thing to remember is you don’t want ANY liquid to get inside a laptop, keyboard, or device of any kind. Electricity and water are a bad combination. You should also NEV...