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Update: Feb 6, 2017

Where are we now?

  • HS Students:

    • If you hear students saying that they can't get to their email, please tell them to log in to office.com and click on mail there. 

    • They can also update their outlook to get the new email by following this kb article (Migrate to Office365 Mail (Create a new Outlook Profile)) found on the main kb homepage under "Microsoft Outlook"

    • Some haven't  been migrated yet. We're hoping to get those finished soon. "Most" HS Students have been migrated. 

  • MS Students:

    • If you hear students saying that they can't get to their email, please tell them to log in to office.com and click on mail there. 

    • Some haven't  been migrated yet. We're hoping to get those finished soon. "Most" Students have been migrated. 

    • For middle school students we will be pushing out a fix for their mail app that should get that working again. We will most likely wait until all MS students have been migrated before we do this. 
  • Teachers:

    • We haven't touched teacher emails yet. (except for Holly Leblanc and Jonathan White) 

    • We most likely won't get to that this week. We might even be able to hold off until Mardi-Gras. 
    • However, you may find that you get emails bounced back when you try to send to students that have been migrated. There are two ways to fix that.
      • Short term:
        • Type the complete email address "joseph.hancock@pbstudents.com" without letting the computer autofill the rest and without clicking on the suggestion that comes up.
           Note: This 'usually' works
      • Long Term: (this is the 'right way' to fix the issues
  • All

    • As always if you get stuck, come see us we'll gladly help you get past this transition. 

 

 

Update: Jan-31-2017-07:15am

Partial Success:

Short Version:

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