Where can I find the parent manuals?

Where can I find the parent manuals?

The parent manuals are in the Advisor Portal under the Hope Squad Lesson Library section. The Parent Manuals are specific to the school level (elementary, middle school/junior high, and high school). 

For example, to access the High School Year 2 parent manual,
1. Log in to the Advisor Portal,
2. Select Lesson Library from the top menu bar,
3. Select "Elementary Year 1” 
4. Select “Parent Manual” located on the top right.

Example shown below:





IdeaThe manuals are available in Spanish and English. 


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