Paying for Obligations

You can pay for your any money you owe to the school with credit/debit cards, cash, or checks. We encourage all parents and students to pay with their credit/debit cards using the School Pay website, but we can take payments in the media center before school, after school, and at lunch.

Using A Credit/Debit Card On School Pay
Follow these directions carefully!

Please read these directions carefully before paying to make sure the amount is credited correctly.

• Click the correct link below for the item you have an obligation. If you are unsure of which link to use, contact the school first before paying online.
• Once you are on the site, you can create an account, but you do not have to. Just choose Guest Account if do not want to create an account at this time.
• Fill in the information requested.
  • Be sure to enter the student's legal first and last names so that the payment can be credited correctly.
  • Be sure to include an email address so that the receipt can be emailed to you.
  • Be careful to enter the correct amount for your charge. If you are unsure, contact the school before paying.

Please click on the appropriate link below. If you are unsure which link to use, please contact the school.

Lost or Damage Computer (NOT chargers)

Lost or Damaged Charger/Case

Lost or Damaged Books (NOT Textbooks)

Late fee for library books

Lost or Damaged Textbooks (NOT Library Books)

AICE Exam Retakes

Don't forget: The obligation will remain on your account until you bring in the receipt to the media center.

Paying Obligations for Other Schools

Use the links below to pay with a credit/debit card for monies that you owe to other nearby schools. If the school you owe is not listed, you will want to contact them for their School Pay link.

Paying with Cash or Check

Students or parents may visit the media center to pay for obligations.

If you are paying with a check, please write the students ID number on the check.

Orange County Public Schools' library media programs are the hub of our schools and provide equitable access to resources that engage students in learning. Through promoting reading appreciation, teaching digital and information literacy skills, facilitating inquiry through both independent and collaborative learning, library media programs contribute to ensuring that every student has a promising and successful future.

Media Center Staff

Cindy Gooseman, Media Specialist

Technology Issues
Digital Learning
1.frequently asked questions
2. help videos 
3. parent modules



When and where do I get help for technology issues at school?
The iKnights are available to assist every period except 5th period, as long as the student first obtains a pass from their current period teacher. The iKnights will assist with slow running computers, login issues, program issues, etc..
A fine will automatically be placed on any laptop that has to be sent in for repair.

Where can I reset my password?
Passwords can be reset by logging in to your device like this:
username: studentid (these letters only, no numbers)
password: studentid (these letters only, no numbers)
Once the page loads, go to the middle of the page and click on the forgot password link.
Answer the secret question, then choose a new password.