MyEducation BC Portal
Please click here to access the MyEd Portal.
Report cards will be published on the MyEd BC Portal.
How to successfully login into your MyEd BC account:
It is recommended that you do not set up your account for the first time using a mobile device. Login on a desktop computer. Use: https://myeducation.gov.bc.ca/aspen. Don’t use Google or any other search engine to find MyEd. Use the link above and bookmark the correct page.
Your login ID:
Students - this is your sd48.org email address. If you transferred from a different district, it may be different.
Parents - this is the email at which you receive any HSS email communication. If your student transferred from a different district, it may be different.
Please do not select Request Account. Parent accounts are created by the school district.
Check your login information
Check your login information
· Enter your Login ID and password manually instead of using information saved by your browser.
· Passwords are case-sensitive. Check that Caps Lock is off and that there are no extra spaces.
· If you have forgotten your Login ID or password, select Trouble Logging In?
· Check your junk or spam folder for the recovery email.
· Passwords expire after 90 days. After logging in successfully, you may be prompted to create a new password.
· A new password must be 8–14 characters and include an uppercase letter, a lowercase letter, a number, and one of these special characters: # $ _
· After 10 unsuccessful login attempts, your account will be disabled and must be re-enabled by MyEd Support by emailing [email protected]
Browser fix
· Close and reopen your browser.
· Try a different browser, such as Chrome, Edge, Firefox, or Safari.
· Press Ctrl + F5 on a Windows computer to refresh the page without using previously saved content.
· Clear your browser’s cache if the problem continues.
· If you are using a phone or tablet, try logging in from a computer.
· Allow pop-ups for the MyEducation BC website.
· Temporarily disable any ad or content blocker for the site.
· Close and reopen your browser.
· Try a different browser, such as Chrome, Edge, Firefox, or Safari.
· Press Ctrl + F5 on a Windows computer to refresh the page without using previously saved content.
· Clear your browser’s cache if the problem continues.
· If you are using a phone or tablet, try logging in from a computer.
· Allow pop-ups for the MyEducation BC website.
· Temporarily disable any ad or content blocker for the site.
Additional instructions and screenshots are available on the SD48 MyEd Parent Portal Information page.
If you are still unable to access your account after trying these steps, please email [email protected]. Include:
· Your full name
· Your child’s name and school
· Your MyEd Login ID, if known
· A screenshot or the exact wording of the error message
Your account is in another district:
Often, a parent account is with another district, even though their child(ren) don’t attend school in that district. There may be several reasons why a parent account moves to a different district. One common reason is if the parent is/are/were listed as a contact for another family and that family has moved to a new district. When this happens, your account could also be moved along with theirs. Another more obvious reason may be because the parent has one child attending school in one district, and another attending school in SD48. Unless there is a reason for you to keep your account with that other district, please submit a MyEdSupport request. I’ll confirm if your account exists in another district, then will send you an email asking if you’d like to have your account moved to our school district (SD #48). The process typically takes no more than one business day.
If you are still unable to access your account after trying these steps, please email [email protected]. Include:
· Your full name
· Your child’s name and school
· Your MyEd Login ID, if known
· A screenshot or the exact wording of the error message
Your account is in another district:
Often, a parent account is with another district, even though their child(ren) don’t attend school in that district. There may be several reasons why a parent account moves to a different district. One common reason is if the parent is/are/were listed as a contact for another family and that family has moved to a new district. When this happens, your account could also be moved along with theirs. Another more obvious reason may be because the parent has one child attending school in one district, and another attending school in SD48. Unless there is a reason for you to keep your account with that other district, please submit a MyEdSupport request. I’ll confirm if your account exists in another district, then will send you an email asking if you’d like to have your account moved to our school district (SD #48). The process typically takes no more than one business day.