DeVaughn Resczenski
My feedback
43 results found
-
25 votesDeVaughn Resczenski
supported this idea
·
An error occurred while saving the comment -
21 votesDeVaughn Resczenski
supported this idea
·
An error occurred while saving the comment DeVaughn Resczenski
commented
This is a great idea. Could a 'CRDC Bullying' option be added to the Offense codes, so that when a district adds these local codes, they could indicate that they are CRDC-Specific, then have the system require the Victim information, and possibly even the bullying sub-category required information (race, religion, gender, etc...) be required.
Since every single district in the US must complete this collection bi-annually, it would be a worthwhile add to the discipline module.
-
15 votesDeVaughn Resczenski
supported this idea
·
%20%E2%80%93%20Customer%20Feedback%20for%20Skyward%20SMS%202.0&_biz_n=1&rnd=438153&cdn_o=a&_biz_z=1743979370397)
It would be very helpful if this type of report could give the information both from the "District Entry Date" field on the Profile tab, as well as a general search of all Entry records from all Entities, to indicate a true 'first time enrolled in Skyward' picture, and allow the user to select which option would be best for their district's need.
Example - Our district has been on Skyward for 15 years, so it would be incredibly rare for a child to have an initial District enrollment outside of the Skyward enrollment dates...and the "District Entry Date" was not always available, so it is missing information for many of our students. So in our case, a scouring of all Entry records would be the better run method. The same logic would hold true for Entity enrollments.
- Another district may be relatively new to Skyward, so the "District Entry Date" would be the only way to get a good picture of the actual initial entry into the district. In this case, however, there is not an equivalent field for "Initial Campus Enrollment", so in the second case, it may be more difficult to see 'new to campus' enrollments that are really 'new'.