Connecting Cellphones/Personal Devices to HSE-GUEST

Connecting Cellphones/Personal Devices to HSE-GUEST

This article explains how to connect to the Wi-Fi network ‘HSE-GUEST’ for personal devices such as android, iPhone, Chromebooks, etc.

Starting 07.24.26, "HSE-CORP" will be restricted to HSE-managed devices only. Personal devices, including cellphones, will no longer be able to connect to this network — please use "HSE-GUEST" instead.

  • Select "HSE-Guest" from your device's Wi-Fi settings.

  • Open your device's web browser.

  • If the HSE Guest Portal landing page doesn't automatically appear, try typing in a web address, such as www.apple.com. Or navigate to https://cppm1.hse.k12.in.us/guest/guest_landing.php 

  • If you see a "This Connection is Not Private" warning, click “Show details> Visit this website."

  • You may need to refresh your page again for the portal to load.

  • Once the HSE Guest Portal landing page appears, select "Students and Staff Members" if that applies to you.

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HSE Guest Portal Landing Page
  • You'll be redirected to Microsoft's login page — enter your full HSE email address and password.

  • If successful, you'll see a login countdown.

  • Once connected, you'll be redirected to hseschools.org homepage

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Login Countdown Window

HSE-GUEST will hold the credentials for 7 days. If you are off the network for more than 7 days or receive a new device - you will be prompted to sign in again.

  • HSE-GUEST will hold the credentials for 7 days. If you are off the network for more than 7 days or receive a new device - you will be prompted to sign in again.

  • BYOD devices (not cellphones) will still need the lightspeed cert as they did before if wanting to use sites like Amazon or Google.

Troubleshooting Steps

I am unable to view the HSE Guest Portal:

I still cannot connect:

  • The first time you connect, if it still says no internet, but you are connected to HSE-GUEST - toggle the Wi-Fi off and on to force a reconnect.

  • Access your device’s Wi-Fi settings and “Forget” “HSE-CORP” or any HSE network you are not currently trying to connect to.

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