Student Registration and Family Records
Student registration is the practical starting point for families using My Seminary. Parents or guardians can add eligible youth, review whether a student is registered, choose a graduation year, and select a building location or online program. The workflow turns several school-year details into one place, which helps families prepare before classes begin.
Registration records remain useful after setup. Contact details can be updated, and the student page keeps the family’s information aligned with the seminary program. Because the app opens a web portal, the available forms and account prompts depend on access to mySeminary and a Church Account where required. It suits parents managing more than one student as well as leaders who need a clear registration overview.
Attendance, Reading, and Graduation Progress
Attendance and study progress are central to My Seminary’s ongoing use. A parent or leader can review missed days, see the full attendance record, excuse absences when appropriate, and follow assigned readings across a term. Reading status and term dates make routine follow-up easier than relying on scattered reminders.
Progress views also connect daily participation with longer goals. Student pages can show credits earned, graduation status, registration or agreement status, and a short summary of current progress. The dashboard is useful for checking whether a student’s next action is attendance, reading, or registration work. Families can return to the same records during the school year and keep seminary participation visible.
Class Details and Seminary Planning
Class and program details give families context around each student’s schedule. My Seminary can show classes taken, teacher name, class location, lesson schedule, teaching-manual access, and required actions for a selected term. Arrows for moving between terms make it easier to compare current information with earlier coursework without losing the student-level view.
Students and parents can use these details to prepare for lessons, find assigned readings, and understand what a class expects next. The information also helps a family distinguish an in-person building from an online program and keep contact preferences current. It works best as a recurring reference during the term, especially when schedule or participation questions come up.
Parent and Leader Dashboard Tasks
The dashboard is designed for recurring parent and priesthood-leader tasks rather than one-time setup. After signing in, users can switch among children who are attending or eligible for seminary, open a student page, and move into progress, class, registration, or contact sections. Top-right controls provide recent information, language selection, and profile sign-in or sign-out.
That organization gives leaders a quick way to monitor youth participation while parents keep family records current. New-to-seminary resources, class-type explanations, course materials, and local-program information can help first-time users understand the next step. My Seminary is a good fit for households and local leaders who need a central, repeatable way to follow seminary administration.
