How much is my kid using Their D97 device at school?

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9/25/26 update: AristotleK12 has been rolled out for a month now, but is not yet populating any data for many D97 devices. We have repeatedly reached out to the district on these issues, which relate to the district transitioning from Clever to Classlink, getting AristotleK12 fully up and running with necessary “exceptions” to show screen data accrued through Renaissance, and a handful of other tech hurdles.

Are you struggling to see your child’s screen data in the AK12 parent portal or via iPad ScreenTime? Be sure to contact helpdesk@op97.org with your concerns!

Here is the parent login page for Aristotle K12.

While we continue to await better resources from the district, here are some helpful tip sheets put together by one of our capable parent volunteers:

You can access a detailed iPad Screen Time setup guide here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yfwCuaNlh0GaLUR2R_8mvzlMfBYwedQe/view?usp=sharing

Here is a resource sheet on setting up different levels of iPad screen time restrictions (red/yellow/green light): https://drive.google.com/file/d/17JKm1iPYdWX7M0LCfIiaVS40o1WARf8X/view?usp=sharing

More resources for iPad and Chromebook coming soon!

Here is our printable half-page QuickStart guide:

D97 iPad Setup — Quick Guide
Set Up Screen Time on Your Child's iPad
Six steps — start to finish
D97 Elementary Families Oak Park Elementary SD 97 · 2025–26
Gain basic control of your child's iPad at home.
Step 1
Turn On Screen Time
Go to Settings → Screen Time and tap Turn On Screen Time. Select This is My Child's iPad when prompted.
Step 2
Create a Screen Time Passcode
Choose a 4-digit code different from the device unlock passcode. Write it down and store it somewhere secure.
Step 3
Turn On Activity Monitoring
Enable Monitor App & Web Activity in Screen Time. See which apps and sites your child used, and for how long.
Step 4
Set a Downtime Schedule
Screen Time → Downtime → Scheduled
Weekdays: 3 PM – 8 AM
Weekends: Fri 3 PM – Mon 8 AM
Step 5
Enable "Block at Downtime"
In Downtime settings, confirm Block at Downtime is ON. Without this, your child can tap "Ignore Limit" and bypass the schedule.
Step 6
Review "Always Allowed" Apps
Go to Screen Time → Always Allowed and remove any apps you don't want accessible during Downtime. This list may include more than you expect.
For more options and troubleshooting, see the full two-sided D97 iPad parent guide. Brought to you by Screen Sense Oak Park · screensenseoakpark.org
Set Up Screen Time on Your Child's iPad
Six steps — start to finish
D97 Elementary Families Oak Park Elementary SD 97 · 2025–26
Gain basic control of your child's iPad at home.
Step 1
Turn On Screen Time
Go to Settings → Screen Time and tap Turn On Screen Time. Select This is My Child's iPad when prompted.
Step 2
Create a Screen Time Passcode
Choose a 4-digit code different from the device unlock passcode. Write it down and store it somewhere secure.
Step 3
Turn On Activity Monitoring
Enable Monitor App & Web Activity in Screen Time. See which apps and sites your child used, and for how long.
Step 4
Set a Downtime Schedule
Screen Time → Downtime → Scheduled
Weekdays: 3 PM – 8 AM
Weekends: Fri 3 PM – Mon 8 AM
Step 5
Enable "Block at Downtime"
In Downtime settings, confirm Block at Downtime is ON. Without this, your child can tap "Ignore Limit" and bypass the schedule.
Step 6
Review "Always Allowed" Apps
Go to Screen Time → Always Allowed and remove any apps you don't want accessible during Downtime. This list may include more than you expect.
For more options and troubleshooting, see the full two-sided D97 iPad parent guide. Brought to you by Screen Sense Oak Park · screensenseoakpark.org