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Welcome to the second term of Park City Prep's7th-grade social studies class! We are excited to embark on a fascinating journey with your students as we delve into the rich and complex history of the Middle Ages in China, Japan, and Northern Africa. This term promises to be an engaging exploration of civilizations that flourished during this remarkable period, offering insights into their unique cultures, societal structures, and historical developments. Through dynamic lessons, interactive activities, and thought-provoking discussions, students will gain a deeper understanding of the interconnectedness of these regions during the Middle Ages. We encourage your active participation in your child's learning journey and look forward to a term filled with discovery, curiosity, and meaningful connections to the past.
You may check the progress of your student online at the parent portal at www.parkcityprep.org.
 
Signing in to Parent Portal Access (for the first time):
Go to https://www.parkcityprep.org/
On the home screen, click on the word PARENTS at the top of the screen
From the parent drop-down menu select Parent Portal
Do not fill out user ID and password boxes, click can't remember password
On the new screen it will ask for a username; enter the EMAIL ADDRESS you want to use as your username
An email will be sent to you giving a temporary password and a link to click on that will help you set up your account.
 
Welcome to Park City Prep Charter School's 2023/2024 school year.  Back-to-school time is usually an exciting and happy time of the year, and we all are looking forward to teaching our students. 
 
I am the 7th-grade social studies teacher and have been in that position for the last 18 years, which is as long as the school has been open. 
 
This year the 7th-grade program will focus on the medieval world.  We will start with the more familiar European middle ages from about 500 AD to 1500 AD, and then we will focus on the Chinese, Japanese, and American Middle Ages.  
 
Below is a link to the syllabus that was distributed to all students on the first day of school.    
 
 
I am sure you have questions. Email them to me, and I will do my best to answer them as quickly as possible.