Welcome to Calvert County Public Schools' Home Access Center (HAC)! HAC is an application that allows users to view current grades, assignments, and attendance for students in a real-time environment.
Home Access Center (HAC 4.0) provides parent/guardian access to view student assignments, grades, and attendance. To use HAC to participate in your child's educational experience, contact your child's campus registration office to request an account and password.
Use HAC to check grades, attendance, and schedules; grade notification alerts; view and print report cards; and more!
Schedules, transportation, grades, etc… Updated bus stops, homerooms and schedules will be available one week before school begins. Use the register link below if you do not have a HAC account. If you have questions about bus stops please contact Transportation at 937-885-7776
For security purposes, you will be required to login to MyKaty Cloud (MKC) for access to Home Access Center (HAC) on . This new step will require you to set up Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) and will only apply to guardians that have never logged into MKC.
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