Student Password Manager

Student Email Login

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MPS supports the use of computer technology to enhance the education of all students. It also recognizes that with this educational opportunity comes personal responsibility. Email accounts and file materials are not private and may be monitored by the district.

Electronic messages must not contain profanity, obscene comments, sexually explicit material, or expressions of bigotry, racism, or hatred. Users are cautioned against transmitting personal information that they would not want made available to strangers. This includes name, address, and telephone, Social Security, and credit card numbers. Use of the Internet is a privilege, not a right.

Inappropriate use will result in the cancellation of the privilege and possible disciplinary action according to Administrative Policy 8.48.

Email Best Practices:

• MPS recommends the following best practices to keep the student email system safe and secure:
• Use ONLY your school-provided email address for school-related communication.
• Don’t use your school-provided email address to sign up for services or accounts unrelated to class assignments.
• Be cautious when opening email attachments and links, especially those marked with an “External Message” flag.
• Respond to emails ONLY from people you know and trust.
• Be alert for email phishing or impersonation scams that ask for personal information.
• Keep your password secure and change your password if you think your account has been compromised.
• MPS student email is intended for student-to-student and student-to-teacher communication, along with other approved education-related communication such as colleges and universities. The MPS student email system should not be used for nonschool-related email messaging.