Setting up Your Password- Sign In - Go to “www.gmail.com”
- If you already have a non-Silverdale Google account, click on your icon, then click “Add Account”
- This will bring you to the sign in page
- Your Email Address - the last two numbers of your graduating year, your first initial, and your last name, followed by “@silverdaleba.org”
- Example - if your name is John Smith, your graduating year is 2023, your Silverdaleba email would be “23jsmith@silverdaleba.org”
- Your Password - Initially set as Seahawks1! (for the 2019-2020 and later school years), but should immediately be changed by the student
- For the 2018-2019 school year: Seahawks19
- For the 2019-2020 school year: Seahawks20
- Only use these passwords if your account was created in these years AND you have not changed your password
Changing Your Password - All students are REQUIRED to change their password once they have created their account
This password is the Password for you Gmail, Drive, Sites, and all other Google accounts. If you know your current Password - Sign in to your account
- Click on your email address that is in the upper right corner
- Click on “Account”
- Click the second tab at the top, “Security”
- Click “Change Password”
- Enter your current password
- Enter your NEW password--twice for verification, following the guidelines in the SBA Password Policy (Remember, once you change your password, you cannot go back to your old one).
- Save changes
If you have forgotten your password, or it will not work- The SBA Technology Department are the ONLY ONES who can reset email passwords
- Use the “Can’t access your account?” link and the "I don't know my password" option, which will direct you to a page with up to three recovery options:
- Get a verification code sent to your mobile device.
- Request a password reset email to be sent to your recovery account.
- Answer your security question and perform an on-line password reset.
- Proceed to the Account Recovery Form. Look for a "Verify your identity" link if the other options don't work.
NOTE: If you change your email password in one computer or device, you will have to change the password in any other device that automatically logs you in, such as an iPad. - If the student ever forgets their password go see
- Chris Lusardo (Room 240C)
- David Barber (Room 24)
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