How often are your staff tasked with looking up students' current grades? What about generating at-risk reports or eligibility lists for participating in activities? What hoops do they have to jump through to get to this data and how long does it actually take?
Wouldn't it be great if you could get to this data with just a few simple clicks? Well, now you can with the use of our gradebook grades analysis.
This type of report is just a few clicks away.
“Houston, we have a problem.”
Storing student transportation data has always been an option within PowerSchool. Identifying if a student is a car rider, bus rider, or uses some other means of transportation has been possible by populating that data to each student's individual transportation screen.
However, getting to that data for more than a single student at a time has been a different story altogether.
Creating a list of basics such as which students are car riders on a given day or which students ride bus 9, has never been easy because of how the data is stored. But now with the use of our Transportation Report, getting to that data can be quick and easy.
Contract tracing has taken a prominent role in the life of many school administrators while the information they need to identify students that have been in close contact with other students is often contained in PowerSchool.
Being able to access that data quickly and easily in a usable way is a different story.
Contact Tracing has taken a prominent role in the life of many school administrators.
While the information they need to identify students that have been in close contact with a specific student is often contained in PowerSchool.
Being able to access that data quickly and easily in a usable way is a different story.
Powerschool special program enrollment, the legacy option, not the add-on special ed software, has long been a standing option in PowerSchool. It allows districts the ability to create their own programs based on their specific needs. It’s a step above activities but not quite as involved as section enrollment.
Special programs allow districts the ability to enroll students, assign entry and exit dates, as well as add exit reasons or additional comments while offering flexibility in creating and enrolling students into programs.
Discipline data is one area in which schools strive to keep accurate and up-to-date records. Incidents is just one of the methods available to users.
Attendance. What can we say? It's no longer as simple as marking students tardy and adding them up. For many schools, tracking attendance with the multitudes of attendance codes and conversions becomes a full-time job.
School districts nationwide are feeling similar challenges as the rest of the U.S. marketplace. Covid-19 restrictions combined with the rise in retirement income options are causing older workers with the most institutional knowledge of their organizations to leave the workforce in droves. The financial consequences of losing these people can be catastrophic to a school district.
Human error during data entry into any School District’s SIS still today remains one of the most problematic issues for keeping student and staff data clean and accurate. And it’s only getting worse as many districts nationwide have begun to allow parents to register their child online.
Most districts struggle with data quality which influences learning and funding. At Level Data, we provide simple solutions that deliver data districts can trust so they can lead with confidence and focus on what really matters.