Achievement Reporting and Innovation System www.nyc.gov/schools/ARIS
Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein announced in 2008 the Achievement Reporting and Innovation System (ARIS), a groundbreaking tool introduced to help them raise student achievement, and keep parents informed. ARIS gives parents and educators access in one place to critical information about students.
The student data available in ARIS includes current and past scores on State reading, math, social studies, and science tests; scores on Regents exams; scores on no-stakes periodic assessments in reading and math; high school credits earned; enrollment history; family contact information; English Language Learner and special education status; data on course grades, attendance, and other biographical information. ARIS Parent Link has been fully translated in 8 languages
What do parents need to log in to ARIS Parent Link?
• A computer with Internet connection, available at public libraries
• An email address
• Your child’s Student ID, which will be distributed by your child’s school in a Welcome to ARIS Parent Link letter, and is also available on your child’s report card
• A temporary password, which you can get from your child’s school
If parents have questions about ARIS Parent Link, they should contact the Parent Coordinator at their child’s school.