What can ParentVUE do for you?

Parents and Guardians, please update your app to the new version of ParentVUE.

Once you're in ParentVUE you can ;

Confrim your phone number

Confirm your email address

Add a number to recieve Texts (Add number and select Text B)

***Set up alerts ****

  You can set up your account in ParentVUE to get notified if grades fall below a certain percentage or when the student has been late or missed a class.

 For login information contact your child's school

1. Parents need to go into "My Account", check the box for the features they want to activate, such as grades or attendance.

2. click Update Account.

3. This will then bring up another screen for them to choose the options of what day of the week, what percentage to send the notice, etc.

For more details watch this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6PtMACYAHQ

Alpena High School PSAT/NMSQT registration flyer. The test is October 22, 2026, and the registration deadline is September 11, 2026. Scan the QR code or select the registration link to sign up. Registration Link
This optional test opens up scholarship opportunities, provides practice for the required SAT and gives you feedback on your academic preparedness for post-secondary education and training. 

Sign up link

 https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSccbc2kYwp1YxgJozdKl4KN56vQ6rJs9TGdb1sw8DncEPMPBQ/viewform

A new college adviser is being welcomed this week at Alpena High School and ACES Academy, through Michigan College Access Network’s program called Advise MI. She is, however, a familiar face having graduated from Alpena High School. Elizabeth Kieliszewski returns to Alpena High School with experience working with students and families at Alpena Community College. Elizabeth will help students navigate the training and education process after high school. She will guide students and their families as they choose where to go next, assist with applications and help with scholarships and financial aid. “This position has a great impact on our students and families as she will help to define career pathways and assist with both processes and roadblocks along the way,” said AdviseMI Site Supervisor Lee Fitzpatrick, “We are very lucky to have someone with the talent and experience that Elizabeth Kieliszewski brings to this position.”


Alpena High School and ACES Academy have been AdviseMI partner schools for 11 years. “We are thankful for our long-term relationship with Michigan College Access Network and have benefitted from both their programs and grant opportunities as a district,” said Fitzpatrick. AdviseMI places college advisers to work alongside counselors and other school staff to support students as they make the transition from high school to postsecondary education and training.