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Getting Started for Teachers in Manual Rostering Districts

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This article applies to Manual Rostering districts. Manual Rostering means that teachers manually redeem program content and roster their own classes.

 

SSO applies to districts that use an SSO portal, district website, or Learning Management System (LMS) to access McGraw Hill digital programs, and Direct Login means that teachers, students, and administrators log in at my.mheducation.com.

Not sure which Access Service your district uses? Click here to learn more about the four Access Services that we support.

This guide applies to teachers in Manual Rostering Access Service districts. If you are unsure of your district’s Access Service, read the Access Service Descriptions for more information.

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New for the Year

Log into Your Account

Create and Roster Students

Import Students/Rosters

Manually Redeem Content and Roster Students

Next Steps

Additional Help

New for the 2025-26 School Year!

  • For teachers that have ConnectED programs, the teacher landing page has been updated so that all of your programs are now available through my.meducation.com. No more toggling back and forth between platforms! For more information about these changes, refer to the articles available on our Digital Technical Support self-help site under our Teacher Getting Started button. 
  • The assessment view has been updated to allow for easier management when making edits to assessments for programs that use the McGraw Hill Assessment (MH Assess) option. For more information on these changes, refer to the MH Assess - Assessment Management Resources article.
  • Achieve3000 Literacy and Actively Learn users are now accessing their programs through the my.mheducation.com site. For more information on the changes for these programs, refer to the following articles:
  • Teachers using Open Learning programs now have a Teacher Link option available for select resources. For more information on this available feature, refer to the Open Learning Platform - Teacher Asset Linking article.
  • For ALEKS and ALEKS Adventure teachers, they now have access to an updated user interface option when they launch into ALEKS. Teachers will still have access to Classic ALEKS with an option to toggle over to the new version. For more information on the new view, refer to the Teacher Getting Started button > ALEKS and ALEKS Adventure menu links.
  • ALEKS Adventure now also has grades K and 3 available for students! For more information, refer to the articles found on the ALEKS Adventure student self-help page.
  • The legacy Activity Performance Report and Standards Performance Reports will be going away on July 15, 2025. Refer to the following articles about the newer version of these reports:
  • Teachers are now able to set IEP settings for students in their Open Learning courses. For more information on setting these options, refer to the Open Learning Platform - Student IEP Settings article.
  • Coming soon! An updated view for students when completing assessments is on its way. The new view will allow for easier navigation for students for programs that use the McGraw Hill Assessment (MH Assess) option. More details are coming in the near future.
  • Also coming soon! An updated on how teachers manually score questions for McGraw Hill Assessments (MH Assess). The new layout will allow teachers to grade a single question for all assigned students at one time, making for quicker scoring to happen. More details are coming in the near future.

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Log into Your Account

For Single Sign-On districts, most teachers and students log into a district Student Information System (SIS) or Learning Management System (LMS) and use their district’s launch point to access McGraw Hill platforms. Teachers and students will automatically be signed into their McGraw Hill Programs.

For Direct Login districts, teachers will need to sign in directly at my.mheducation.com. Refer to the Access Your Teacher Account article to learn more.

If a teacher does not have a teacher account, they will want to reach out to your Organization Administrator. The Organization Administrator can either create a teacher account for them, or provide the Self-Registration Code. If a teacher is provided with the Self-Registration Code, they will want to follow the steps on the Create a Teacher Account article.

Create and Roster Students

If District and School Administrators decide to have teachers create and roster their own classes, teachers have two options to complete these tasks: use the Import Students/Rosters feature or manually redeem their content and create and roster their students.

Import Students/Rosters

This feature allows teachers to redeem content to their teacher and student accounts, create classes, and create and roster students all from one location. For more information on using this feature, refer to the resources located on the Import Students/Rosters – Resources article.

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Manually Redeem Content and Roster Students

Teachers can use the following articles to guide them through manually redeeming content to their teacher account, assign student content, create classes, and roster students:

Next Steps

Additional Help

Additional help documents are also available on the Digital Technical Support self-service site.

Contact our PreK-12 Digital Technical Support team for further assistance.

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