RaubMiddle School

Community Portal / Sapphire

The Community Portal is a website where you can monitor your own academic and attendance progress and have an easy way to collaborate on class work and school projects outside of the classroom.
Click on Student Login to the left to login to the Community Portal! 

FAQs
How do I get on the Community Portal?
Here are instructions for accessing the portal - Community Portal for Students 
What is my Username and Password?
Your Username is your lastnamefirstname (ex. John Smith would be smithjohn) and your password is your 6-digit student ID number.
What if I forget my PIN?

Ask your homeroom teacher, he or she can look it up for you. 

What if I am new to the school - how do I get a login?

Logins are created every Friday. If you are new to the school, ask your homeroom teacher for your pin on the Monday after you start. Your Username is your lastnamefirstname (ex. John Smith would be smithjohn) and your password is your 6-digit student ID number. 

What if I change schools within the district - will I have to apply for a new account?

No. Your account, including your system-generated PIN, does not change with change of school. In fact, you would not have to change anything in your account from the time you are in first grade until you graduate from high school.
What student information will I have access to via the Community Web Portal?
The Community Web Portal allows students to view any information deemed acceptable according to the school district's policies. Typical information available through Sapphire Commuity Portal includes:
  • Student Schedule
  • Current Grades
  • Homework Assignments
  • Attendance
  • Links to external web sites approved by the teacher.
  • Building Announcements 
What are all these Cookie Error Messages About?
If you can't log in to the Community Web Portal, it may be because cookies are disabled in your web browser. A cookie is a small text file (from a web site or computer) that your Web browser saves so that it can retrieve the information for use at a later time. Your Web browser saves and retrieves cookies automatically, based on behind-the-scenes commands from web sites. Web sites supply both the cookie information and the instructions your Web browser needs to save it, update it, or retrieve it for use.
There are several types of cookies, and you can choose whether to allow some, none, or all of them to be saved on your computer. If you do not allow cookies at all, you may not be able to view some Web sites or take advantage of customization features (such as local news and weather, or stock quotes).
To change your settings in Internet Explorer: With Internet Explorer up and running:
  1. Press and hold down the Alt key and tap the letter "t" once to get to the Tools pull down menu
  2. On the Tools menu, click Internet Options.
  3. Click the Privacy tab.
  4. On the Privacy tab, move the slider up for a higher level of privacy or down for a lower level of privacy (Recommendation = Medium or Medium High).
  5. Click OK
  6. Close Internet Explorer.
  7. Reopen Internet Explorer and log in again.

To change your settings in Firefox:

  1. With Firefox up and running:
  2. Press and hold the Alt key and tap the letter "t" once to get to the Tools pull-down menu.
  3. Click Options.
  4. When the Options panel pops up, select the "Privacy" panel.
  5. Set "Firefox will" to "Use Custom settings for history."
  6. Check mark "Accept cookies from sites" to enable Cookies.
  7. Click OK.