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State Reporting > Extracts > Summer
CAUTION! Each time you extract data, you overwrite the data in the frozen files (i.e., State Reporting maintenance pages), including any data that was manually entered.
| Ending School Year | (Display only) The submission year as entered in the Submission Year field on State Reporting > Options is displayed. For the 2018-2019 ECDS PK submission, the field should display 2019. |
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Select the following for the ECDS KG submission:
| Attendance | ||
Select to extract attendance data.
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| Course Extracts | ||
NOTE: You can select to run the Classroom Link and Course Completions extracts individually; however, the program expects the Classroom Link extract to be run first. If you select to extract Course Completion data but do not select to extract Classroom Link data, the program verifies that Classroom Link records exist for the current school year. If they do not exist, a message is displayed and no data is extracted. |
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| Classroom Link | ||
The extract does the following: If the end date is blank, the latest semester end date for the campus is used. If there are multiple tracks, the end date for the track that ends on the latest date is used. The date will be adjusted as needed when the course completion extract is run. Example: At campus 001, track 1 ends on 5/29/20, and track 4 ends on 6/5/20. The end date for all records will be 6/5/20.
If the names match and the staff demographic data is being extracted from HR, the record in ASCENDER State Reporting is updated. |
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| Flexible Attendance | ||
Select to extract the following data: InterchangeStudentExtension and InterchangeStudentAttendanceExtension. |
(Optional) Type your email address if you wish to receive email notification when the extract is complete. |
Click Run.
Review the report using the following buttons:
Click
to go to the first page of the report.
Click
to go back one page.
Click
to go forward one page.
Click
to go to the last page of the report.
The report can be viewed and saved in various file formats.
Click
to save and print the report in PDF format.
Click
to save and print the report in CSV format. (This option is not available for all reports.) When a report is exported to the CSV format, the report headers may not be included.
Click
to close the report window. Some reports may have a Close Report, Exit, or Cancel button instead.
Monitor Extract Status
Once you run the extract utility, you can either wait for an email notification that the extract(s) are complete, or view the status of the extract(s) on Extracts > Extracts Status.
Email Notification
If you typed your email address when you ran the extract, an email message is delivered to your Inbox once the extract is completed. You will receive a separate message for each summer extract.
Examples:


Once you receive this email message, you can go to the Extract Status page to view reports.
Extract Status Page
The Extract Status page allows you to review the status and completion of extracts (i.e., jobs). Once an extract is completed, you can view and print the associated reports.
State Reporting > Extracts > Extract Status
| Extract Type | Select the extract type for which you want to check job status or completion. |
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A white triangle is displayed in the heading row next to the column by which the grid is currently sorted. If the column is sorted in ascending order, the triangle points up. If the column is sorted in descending order, the triangle points down.
| Job ID | The unique ID for each job is displayed. The number is automatically generated. |
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| Job Status |
“In Progress,” “Failed,” or “Completed” is displayed for each job listed. NOTE: Click Refresh to see the updated status. |
| Job Start | The date and time when the job was run is displayed. |
| Job End | The date and time when the job was completed is displayed. |
| User Name | The name of the person who submitted the job, according to the user ID, is displayed. |
| User Email | The user's email address is displayed, as entered on the Extract page. |
| School Year | The school year for which the extract was run is displayed. |
The following vary by extract:
| Error/Extract Summary | Various error reports may be displayed if errors are encountered. Click Print Report. Review and correct all errors.
Student records are not extracted if the following conditions exist: |
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| Local Pgm Code | For the Flexible Attendance, Restraint, Student Fall, Course Completion, and Discipline extracts, the code may be displayed if applicable. |
| Semester | For Attendance extracts only, the semester for which the extract was run is displayed. |
| Flex Attendance | For the Attendance extract only, this report provides a list of students participating in flex attendance programs. Review data for accuracy. |
| Title I Part A | For the Attendance extract only, after extracting semester 2, this report lists extract errors that are specific to Title I data. Review and correct any errors. |
| Assign Dis Action Nbrs | This is displayed for the Discipline extract only. Discipline action numbers are automatically assigned when the extract is run, so this field will always display Yes. |
| Leaver Error Summary | (Fall extract) Review the number of leaver tracking records written. Review and correct all errors. |
Reports can be printed any time, as long as the row is not deleted.
| Select rows to be deleted. |
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| Delete | Click to delete any rows selected for deletion. |
| Refresh | Re-retrieve the data displayed. |
| Print Report | Print the report for the extract (if available).
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For completed extracts, you can view applicable extract reports. Reports can be printed any time, as long as the row is not deleted from the Extract Status page. Report options will vary by extract.
Review the Extract Summary report for each extract and correct any errors.
Correct data and rerun the extract until there are no fatal errors.
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