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The District Code for the mobile app is WZHW. Please remember to go to your profile tab and set up your email address.

If you have trouble signing in, please click the forgot password link under the Submit button and an email will be sent to you with a temporary password. You will only have seconds to enter the temporary password before it expires, or contact the EARSS Administrator at your site. If the Administrator is not available, or unable to assist you, then call the EARSS Operator.

Shelley Laviolette, EARSS Operator 337-521-7063 or subsystem@lpssonline.com

Notice: Apple's upcoming iOS 26 release, expected in September 2025, and the potential impact it may have on the way users receive calls/texts from your district through PowerSchool's SmartFind Express callout process.

Apple introduced two new features?Screen Unknown Senders and Screen Unknown Callers?designed to reduce unwanted communications:

Screen Unknown Senders (Messages): Filters messages from numbers not saved in Contacts into a separate folder. While recipients can still access these messages, they will not appear in the main inbox by default. Screen Unknown Callers (Calls): Screens incoming calls from unsaved numbers, presenting the caller's name/reason before the user decides whether to answer.

How Could This Affect SmartFind Express District Communications?

Voice calling impacts: Job offers to substitutes. Calls from SmartFind Express district phone numbers not saved in the employees and substitutes Contacts may be screened before ringing through. Even verified/branded calls will not bypass screening unless the employees and/or substitutes have already engaged with the SmartFind Express district number or saved it in Contacts.

Recommended Next Steps for Districts:

Encourage employees and/or substitutes to save district numbers (for both SMS and Voice) into their Contacts. Go to your Apple iOS 26 settings so employees and/or substitutes can check your ?Unknown Senders? folder and adjust filtering preferences.