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Grade Reporting > Utilities > Elem Scheduling > Delete/Rebuild Master Schedule
This utility deletes and rebuilds the elementary master schedule using the elementary courses table to determine the period and days met for each course-section.
In elementary grade reporting, the master schedule is deleted/rebuilt during the current year, but before elementary course sections and student schedules are built. The master schedule can be deleted/rebuilt as many times as necessary, but the program does not execute if students have been assigned to course-sections.
Only two-semester course are processed; all others are bypassed. One-semester course-sections must be manually added.
Before running the program, the following must be completed:
Select the process you want to perform:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Delete/Rebuild Existing Elem Sections |
Select to delete existing sections and automatically create new sections. This option is used at the beginning of the school year to build the new course-sections for elementary instructors.
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| Rebuild/Update Elementary Sections |
Select to retain existing sections and automatically add new sections. For example, this option can be used if a new instructor is added after the course-sections are already built for the campus. |
In the Default Value to Use for Max Seats field, type the maximum number of seats needed for all new sections. The field can be up to three digits.
Click Execute.
If you are deleting existing sections, a list of courses and sections is displayed.
Click Delete to confirm that you want to delete the sections and continue processing. New sections are displayed.
Click Save to save the changes.
If you are rebuilding sections, and all possible sections exist, a message is displayed indicating that sections already exist and no new records were created.
If you are rebuilding sections, and sections do not exist, new sections are displayed. Click Save to save the changes.
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