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Cumulative Courses

Grade Reporting > Maintenance > Student > Individual Maint > Cumulative Courses

This tab allows you to view and update a student's courses and grade information from all years. Historical grade averaging can also be recalculated, and you can print the student's AAR (same as SGR2047) from this tab.

View data:

Select a student

❏ Click Retrieve.

  • The student's demographic data is displayed.

  • Graduation Plan information is displayed if available. If a student has a Graduation Plan and is pursuing or has completed Foundation High School Program (FHSP), is pursuing or has completed the Distinguished plan, and/or is pursuing or has completed any of the five endorsements, that information is displayed below the student ID.

  • The Status field displays ACT (active) or W/D (withdrawn) according to the student's current enrollment status.


TEXAS Grant Ind

The code indicating the student’s TEXAS Grant eligibility status is displayed, as set on Registration > Maintenance > Student Enrollment > Demo3.

Credit

The number of credits earned by the student is displayed and cannot be manually change from here.

State

The total number of state credits earned is displayed.

If a course's AAR Use is anything other than local, it is counted as state credit.

Local

The total number of local credits earned is displayed.

For a local credit courses, one of the following must be true:

• The course's AAR Use must be set to L:Local Credit either district-wide on Maintenance > Master Schedule > District Schedule, or at the student-level on Maintenance > Student > Individual Maintenance > Grd/Crs Maint or Maintenance > Student > Individual Maintenance > Cumulative Courses (click the Semester Grade link).

or

• The Service ID must set as a local service ID. In this case, you do not have to set the AAR Use field.

IMPORTANT: The value is only displayed if Include - Local crs in Credit Totals is selected and you click Retrieve.



Credit Totals (State)
or
Credit Totals(State+Local)

Initially, Credit Totals (State) is displayed, which displays the total number of state credits earned, excluding local credits.

If you select Include - Local crs in Credit Totals and click Retrieve, the field name changes to Credit Totals (State+Local), and the field displays the sum of both state and local credits earned.

Cumulative GPA
College 4 Point
Class Rank
Class Size
and Quartile

The student's grade averaging and class ranking information is displayed. This data is populated and updated when the Cumulative Grade Averaging and Class Ranking utility is run.

EOC Assessments

The student's test administration dates and levels for the highest level achieved for each test subject are displayed, as determined by the Student Academic Performance values on Test Scores > Maintenance > Individual Maintenance > EOC.

If a student has more than one record for a test subject with the same highest level achieved, the most current test administration date for that subject is displayed.

For EOC, if a level cannot be determined for the subject, the EOC Assessment level on the AAR displays I. This applies to students who do not have a value for Student Academic Performance Level I, II, or III for the five EOC subjects that appear on the AARs, are not combining Reading and Writing Scores for English I or English II, and are not exempt from taking the exam with either an AAR exemption or ARD exception.


Individual Graduation Committee (IGC) Students:


❏ You can modify the grid view clicking Transcript or Test Scores.

  • The default view is the transcript data.
  • Select Test Scores to view an embedded report displaying the test view.


In the Transcript view:

  • The student's semesters 1 and 2 grades are displayed.


NOTE: If the campus has four semesters, the student's semesters 3 and 4 grades are displayed in the Sem 1 and 2 columns with a # next to the grade.


  • If the student received no credit due to excessive absences, an asterisk is displayed next to the final grade.

  • Trans is selected if the course meets one of the following criteria:
    • The course is a prior year transfer course.
    • Xfr Crs is selected for the course on the Crs Assign tab.

    • Two semesters of the same course are combined onto one line, and Xfr Crs is selected on the Crs Assign tab for at least one of those semesters.

  • If a course has an AAR use code of W (i.e., PE-equivalent waiver), the course is displayed twice: once with grade W, and again with the actual course grade.

  • To avoid duplication, if Xfr Crs is selected for a course on the Crs Assign tab, it will not appear if the same course already appears as a non-transfer course taken on a different campus for the same school year and semester with the same semester grade, final grade, and credit awarded.

  • If a course has a special course consideration of 0 (i.e., the Spec Cons field is set to 0 (FHSP endorsement course) on Maintenance > Master Schedule > District Schedule), it will display as 10 on the Cumulative Courses tab under Spec Crs 1 or Spec Crs 2, and on the AAR under SE (i.e., special explanation code).


❏ Indicate the data you want to see in the Transcript view:

Include
Withdrawn Courses

Select if you want to include withdrawn courses.

Local crs in Credit Totals

Select if you want to include the total local credit in the Credit Totals field. Leave blank to exclude the total local credit.

Display

Select the data to display.

NOTE: If you select GPA Only, “DNR” (i.e., does not rank) is displayed in the Rank field of the AAR report.

Test Scores

For each assessment, indicate the data you want to view:

Note:
• If you select Test Scores, the data will be displayed on the screen.
• If you click Print Test Scores, the data will be displayed in a report.
• If you click Print AAR/Tst Scr, the data will be displayed on a sub-report.

Date

Select to display only the administration dates.

Score

Select to display the assessment scores and administration dates.

Best

This option is not available for TAKS.

For ACT and SAT: Select to display the administration date and assessment scores for the exam with the best total score.

For EOC and AP: Select to display the best score and date of the score for each subject.

If you select Best for SAT and the student took the SAT prior to March 2016 and also took the SAT March 2016 or later, both the record with the highest reading, writing, and math scores total for tests taken prior to March 2016 and the record with the highest evidence-based reading, writing, and math section scores total taken March 2016 or later are displayed.

The old scores total is a combination of 3 values (reading, math, and writing), each with a range of 200-800 for a possible total of 2400. The new scores total is a combination of evidence-based reading & writing and math section, each with a range of 200-800 for a possible total of 1600. Therefore, if the student has more than one record and at least one record has the old scores, and at least one record has the new scores, the record with the highest total for the old and the record with the highest total for the new scores are displayed as best. It is possible for a student to have two records for Best.


If no selection is made, no information is displayed for the assessment.


❏ If you made changes, click Retrieve to refresh the page.

Print Test Scores (from Test Scores view) Print the student's test scores.
Print AAR (from Transcript view) Print the student's Academic Achievement Record (AAR) (SGR2047).
Print Screen Print the information as it appears on the page.
Print AAR/Tst Scr Print the student's AAR and test scores.

Modify data for a current year course:

  1. Click the grade link in the Sem # field. The Grd/Crs Maint tab opens allowing you to change the information. Note that the tab opens in a new page, without the tab headings.

  2. From the Grd/Crs Maint tab, click Return. You are prompted to save any changes. Click Yes.

  3. If you made changes, click Retrieve to refresh the page.

  4. Click Save.


  • On the Grd/Crs Maint tab, you cannot change grade-course information for a course that was taken in a different district.

  • If you change a semester grade, and Blank out Semester/Final on Grade Change is selected on Maintenance > Tables > Campus Control Options > Computation, the final grade is deleted when you save.

Modify data for a prior year transfer course:

If the course was taken outside the district, or taken within the district but entered on the Prior Yr Transfer tab (e.g., summer school course), the Prior Yr Transfer tab opens when you click the grade link in the Sem # field. Note that the tab opens in a new page, without the tab headings.

You can update data for a prior year if you have been granted historical update access in Security Administration. When the data is saved, your user ID and the date-time stamp are recorded on the Grd/Crs Maint tab.

  1. Click the grade link in the Sem # field. The Prior Yr Transfer tab opens allowing you to change the information.

  2. From the Prior Yr Transfer tab, click Return. You are prompted to save any changes. Click Yes.

  3. If you made changes, click Retrieve to refresh the page.

  4. Click Save.

Recalculate historical grade averages:

Under Historical Grade Averaging Options:

It may be necessary to update a student’s grade for a previous school year, including courses taken within the district (whether recorded on the Crs Assgn tab, or courses taken within the district and recorded on the Prior Year Transfer tab - such as summer school). When the student’s grades, credits, and/or GPA override are updated, you can recalculate the student’s overall grade point average (GPA) using numeric, grade point, or 4-point averaging. For courses entered on the Prior Year Transfer tab, changes to GA Wgt and GA Tbl also affect the overall grade point average. Rank is not updated.

Individual student grade averages are only recalculated for prior school years where the following fields have changed on the students Crs Assign or Prior Year tabs for courses taken at your district:

  • Sem Avg
  • Final Avg
  • Credits
  • GA Table/GA Weight
  • GPA Override



NOTE: If the student has both regular courses and prior year transfer courses within the same school year, grade average will not be recalculated for that school year unless the course has the same district and campus you are logged on to, and a valid local course number on the Prior Year Transfer tab.



Numeric Avg

Select to recalculate using numeric grade averaging (i.e., Maintenance > Tables > Grade Reporting Tables > Num Grade Avg Operator/Value).

Grade Pt Avg

Select to recalculate using grade point grade averaging (i.e., Maintenance > Tables > Grade Reporting Tables > Grade Averaging Table).

4 Point Avg

If using four-point average, select the code indicating how you want to calculate the average.


Semester
Final

Select whether to recalculate the semester or final average. Semester is the default. Be sure to change this field if final grades are used in grade average calculations.

Include Courses from Other Campuses

This field provides an alternative to entering an in-district transfer course on Grade Reporting > Maintenance > Student > Individual Maint > Crs Assign. If the course is entered on the Course Assign tab, do not select this field.

Select to include a student's courses from another campus within the district. For example, if the student attended campus 001 for part of the year, and attended campus 002 for part of the year (e.g., credit recovery), you can include courses from both campuses, provided that the course is unique at the other campus, and was completed at the other campus. (A course is considered complete if the student has a semester grade or final grade, or credit, depending on whether the district uses final or semester grades.)

This option can also be used if summer school is offered at a different campus. On the Prior Year Transfer tab, you can specify the campus where the student took the course.

This field is only enabled if Grds Used for Grade Avg is S (semester) or F (final) on Grade Reporting > Maintenance > Tables > Campus Control Options > H Roll & Gr Avg.

• Courses entered on the Prior Year Transfer tab are included if the campus ID is valid for the district, and if the local course number matches a course number in the district master schedule for the school year being run.

• Numeric or grade point grade averaging tables from the logged on campus are used. If the other campus used a table that does not exist at the logged on campus, an error message is displayed.

• If High School Credit Lvl Courses for Middle School is selected, the grade averaging tables from the logged on campus are used for the next year campus. The grade averaging tables at the middle school should match the high school tables to ensure continuity.


Specific details about courses included:



Recalc Only Credits

Select to recalculate credits only. The student's grade average is not recalculated.


❏ Click Recalc Grd Avg to perform the grade average recalculation.

NOTE:

• Whether or not you click Save, the recalculated grade average is saved.

• Since you can change both in-district and out-of district courses on the Cumulative Courses tab, the Recalc Grd Avg on the Cumulative Courses tab has both the functionality of the Historical Grade Averaging and Class Ranking utility, and the Recalc button on the Prior Yr Transfer tab, so it is not necessary to go to a different tab to recalculate the prior yr transfer courses that you updated on the Cumulative Courses tab.

• For a prior year transfer course taken outside the district, the average is only recalculated if the student was not enrolled in any courses within the district for that school year.

• For courses taken in the district but entered on the Prior Year Transfer tab (such as a summer school course), the district ID and campus ID must be the same as the current district and campus, and the local course number must be a valid number that can be matched to a course in the district master schedule for that school year, in order for the course to be included in averaging calculations.


Upon successful completion of recalculation, the Print Recalc button is enabled.
If errors are encountered, the Print Errors button is enabled.


Print Recalc

The button is only enabled if recalculation was successful. Click to view the report which displays the average(s) resulting from the recalculation. If recalculation was not successful, view the error report.

Review, save, and/or print the reports.

Print Errors

If errors are encountered, the button is enabled. Click to view the error report and determine if recalculations were performed. Some errors will prevent recalculation from occurring.

NOTE: The second error message in the example above can be expected, because the student’s class rank was not recalculated; therefore his previous rank is no longer applicable.

Review, save, and/or print the reports.


NOTE: If you are re-calculating multiple years, some years may have errors, and some years may not. The error report will list errors for any years in which errors were encountered.


❏ Click Save.


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gradereporting/maintenance/student/individualmaint/cumulativecourses.txt · Last modified: 2020/07/08 13:54 by 127.0.0.1