“Welcome to ParentVUE”
“Welcome to the new ParentVUE. The following will take you through a tour of some of the new features.”
A closer look at the screenshots
A hand-pointer illustration accompanies onboarding guidance.
A raw login form occupies the second slide.
Two devices overlap on a gradient to show coloured grades.
Student portraits and coloured actions fill the dashboard.
Coloured grade tiles give the record view visual structure.
A feature-menu grid closes the set.
About this app
The ParentVUE mobile app helps parents stay informed and connected by providing day-to-day insight into the student’s academic experience. The mobile app works with Synergy® Student Information System (Synergy® SIS) in much the same way as the web portal, allowing parents to view student classroom assignments and scores, attendance, demographic information, and much more. • How to find your school district and login information • - The ParentVUE mobile app may request location permission to find school districts using Synergy® SIS. Alternatively, you can search for your school district by providing the zip code of the district office. ParentVUE lists all school districts near your location or the provided zip code. - The ParentVUE mobile app uses the same user login as the web-based portal. If you need help, please contact your school district’s administration for user login information. • Requirements • - Only school districts using Synergy® SIS v2025 and higher can support the ParentVUE mobile application. Please contact your school district’s administration to verify the Synergy® SIS version. - An internet connection is required. - The ParentVUE mobile app uses the same user login as the web-based portal. Contact your school district’s administration if you do not have this login information.
Headlines in this set
6 screenshots · 2 with a headline
“Welcome to ParentVUE”
Welcome to ParentVUE introduces the named setup flow.
“Welcome to the new ParentVUE. The following will take you through a tour of some of the new features.”
The long welcome text explains a feature tour but is too wordy for a screenshot headline.
How Education sets are usually built
Most Education apps feature-per-slide, with text-top-device-bottom (59% of sets, 68% of screens).