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TxEIS End of Year Procedures for Move To Grade Reporting

Ensure all necessary audit reports and records are saved, run essential utilities, verify student status codes, transfer high-grade levels, create master schedules, update student information, complete PEIMS submission, enter special education data, and prepare for next school year.

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TxEIS End of Year Procedures for Move To Grade Reporting

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  1. TxEISEnd of Year ProceduresforMove To Grade Reporting

  2. Verify that all required audit reports have been printed from TxEIS and stored for your records. • SAT 0400 • SAT0600 • SAT0670 • SAT0900 • SAT1600 (not required) • SAT1800 • SAT2300 • SAT3600 • SAT3650 Save reports as .pdf files and store them in a folder for future use.

  3. Verify that Academic Achievement Records (AARs) and grade labels have been printed for all students at all campuses. • SGR2047 AAR Multi-year • SGR2081 Student Grade Labels • SGR2091 Elementary Grade Labels

  4. Verify that the Grade Computation and Credit Assignment, Grade Averaging and Class Ranking, and Cumulative Grade Averaging and Class Ranking utilities have been run for the current year.

  5. Verify that the year-end status codes have been assigned for all students at each campus. These are used during MTGR to determine if students will be retained or promoted. The Reset Values utility can be used to do the whole group at once.

  6. Verify that the high grade level at each campus was group transferred. Instructions for this can be found on our website.

  7. If this was done earlier in the year for scheduling purposes, run the scheduling transfer again to add all the new students who may have entered school since the last time the scheduling transfer was performed.

  8. Verify that all campuses have created a next year master schedule, including the elementary campuses. The master schedule can consist of just the campus courses. The next year master schedule must contain at least campus courses. Otherwise, the current year campus master schedule will not be created, and all campus courses will need to be selected again after MTGR is run.

  9. Verify that each student has a next year schedule, i.e., at least one assigned course and section. Students who do not will not be created for the new school year during MTGR if either Drop Status = 1 New SchYr or Drop Unsched Stu New SchYr are selected on the Maintenance>District Profile> Move to Grade Reporting> Campus Move Options in Registration.

  10. To identify students that do not have schedules, run the Potential Drop List (Next Yr) report. It is in Scheduling and is SCH0200.

  11. Verify that the Graduation Type and Graduation Date fields have been updated for all current year 12th grade students. Reset Values can be used.

  12. Complete the summer PEIMS submission, and resubmission, if applicable.

  13. Verify the setting of the Summer School Bil/ESL field on demo tab 3. - The code for students in the Bil/ESL summer school program should indicate that they are eligible for kindergarten or first grade. - These fields can be entered before running MTGR for the current year. After running MTGR, the fields can also be updated for the prior year if you have been granted historical update access. - The fields are cleared in the new school year.

  14. Identify and enter codes for the Extended School Year (ESY) special education students. Select Extended School Year Services, and enter data in the Extended School Year Services Hours and Extended School Year Services Speech Hours fields.SpecialEducation>Maintenance>Student Sp Ed Data>Current Year>Program Information

  15. Extract the extended year PEIMS data.

  16. The Move Program to Next Year field allows you to indicate whether you want generic programs at a district level to be moved to the next year.Registration>Maintenance>District Profile>Generic Ent/Wd Program CodesSelect Yes to move the program to next year.Select No to drop the program.

  17. The Special Ed Next Year field allows you to indicate how you want MTGR to handle data for the next school year.Special Education>Maintenance>Student Sp Ed Data>Next Year>Program InformationLeave the field blank to retain the student’s current year special education data for next year after MTGR.

  18. Select Y to merge the changed next year fields with the current year data during MTGR.If any of the following fields are selected, they will be merged with the next year records:multi disability, early childhood intervention, PPCD, medically fragile, adaptive PE, adaptive equipment, assistive technology, special seating, wheelchair code

  19. Select N if you do not want to create next year special education records for the student in Special Education or Registration. The Drop Special Ed Record for New School Yr (if Special Ed Next Yr=N) field must be selected to drop the Special Education students where the Next Yr Special Ed field is set to No.Registration>Maintenance>District Profile>Move to Grade Reporting>Special Program Options.

  20. Print the txGradebook Assignment Audit Report (SGR4500). The report displays the categories, assignments, and assignment grades that have been entered in txGradebook and includes the cycle and semester averages that were posted to TxEIS. It is recommended that the Sort Order parameter be set to print the report by instructor.

  21. Once you have finished this checklist, you are ready to perform the Move To Grade Reporting process. Check with all campuses first to be sure they are finished with scheduling if they are working in the Scheduling application. You don’t want schedules to be deleted when running MTGR.

  22. Summer PEIMS Info

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