Sign Up for October 15 Parent Teacher Conferences

 

 

 

 

This year, parents and guardians have the option to meet with their student’s teachers virtually, by phone or GoogleMeet, or in-person for fall parent teacher conferences.  

 

Meetings via phone or virtually through GoogleMeet are available from 12:50 p.m. to 2:10 p.m. All meetings from 2:35 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. will be in-person and held in the Field House at Fenton.

 

 

 

Fall Conferences are scheduled online through Calendly. Please refer to the student schedule we sent home to get Calendly links for each teacher or you can log into your parent portal through PowerSchool and find the links on the Teacher Comments page. Fenton mailed print letters to each family containing their specific Parent PowerSchool usernames to assist them in signing up for Parent Teacher Conferences.

 

When accessing Calendly, you will be able to choose to schedule a virtual meeting or an in-person meeting by making a choice at this screen:

 

 

 

If an appointment is not available for you during the time period you need, please reach out to your child’s teacher by email to arrange an alternative time to speak by phone or in person.
 

If you have difficulty with registration or if you do not have computer access, please contact Ilsa Trujillo in the Principal's Office by calling (630) 860-6251 or send an email to trujillo@fenton100.org and include the following information:

 

 

You will receive a return phone call or email from Mrs. Trujillo confirming your schedule has been created.

 

We also have other resources available to parents while you're in our building. Before your conference, in between conferences, or before you go home, please consider attending our Financial Aid Night at 6 p.m. in the Community Room.

 

Fenton is hosting a presentation at 6:30 p.m. on October 17 from nationally renowned anti-bullying speaker and drug prevention specialist Fabian Ramirez. Bully prevention is near to Fabian’s heart simply because he was bullied in middle school and knows the psychological impact that bullying can have on students.

 

 

 

 

This educational program is in partnership with Bensenville School District 2 thanks to a grant from the Bensenville Community Foundation. We invite all Fenton Families, Future Bison, and anyone else who is interested. Raising our children is a community effort.