Diocese Of Trenton Genesis Login

Genesis Parent Portal. The Diocese of Trenton has set-up a parent portal. This portal is where parents with students in grades 3 - 8 will be able to view grades for assignments and tests. If you are having difficulty assessing the portal contact Mrs. Schramke at [email protected].

This is to cross-reference the emails that are currently in the Genesis System. Typically, Genesis is connected to the mother's email address. +++++ The Parent Access Module, provided by Genesis Educational Services and the Diocese of Trenton, is a safe, secure way of enabling parents to access their own child's records using the Internet.

All schools in the Diocese of Trenton use an electronic Student Information system which includes student data information, attendance, and grade reporting. During the school year parents with students in grades 3-8 will have access to all these items.

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