How to Create A High School Report Card in the ES WEBfiles
Preparation
& Notes
Before starting the
report card, be sure that you have a list of all of the classes and credits
being attempted for RC creation/ grades and credits earned for RC completion that
you want to assign (from the HQT, which may or may not be you). Once you have
marked a report card done, you cannot go back to it and make additions or
changes to the grades/courses/credits; your advisor will have to do it for you.
You can always add/change courses at a later date throughout the semester, just
be sure you do not go over 40 credits maximum
or under the 25 credits minimum. Print a copy of the report card when you are
done for your student's file.
Creating
the HS Report Card
·
Click
on "CREATE"
·
Choose
"Report Card" from drop down list
·
Click
"Go"
·
A
message will come up that says, "Choose the type of Report Card you wish
to create: None/cancel, Grade School, or High School"
·
Click
on High School
·
Your
student drop down list will appear
·
Choose
a student
·
The
semester drop down box will appear
·
Choose
the semester
·
The
school year drop down box will appear.
(Note: The school year is the same for
both semesters. If it is the 2011/2012 calendar year, you should choose
"2012" for both the first and second semesters.)
·
Choose
the school year
·
Choose
a growth area by clicking on the circle by the desired growth area title
·
Click
on the box below "course #" and a drop down of options for the growth
area you chose will appear
·
Click
on the up or down arrows, or click and drag the scroll bar to view courses
·
Click
on the desired course title
·
Enter
the number of credits that will be attempted.
·
Enter
the HQT info for that course (do not wait until the end of the semester, this
must be done before the semester starts, or when a student enrolls during a
semester.) If you enter a selection, and see a red “99”, you have made a choice
that cannot be made—try again.
Ø
Choose
“0” (n/a) for courses that do not
require an HQT, for instance PE, Health, Family Studies, etc. Also use for core
classes that are being counted as electives, not requirements, for instance,
Consumer Math, Environmental science, Geography, etc.
Ø
Choose
“1” (HQT is certified) for a subject
that you, the ES, are qualified to teach (NCLB certified). For example, you are
certified in Math and English, you would select “1” for your student’s English
10A and Algebra 1 courses.
Ø
Choose
“2” (HQT online course) for a course
for which you are not an HQT and your student is taking an online class to
fulfill this requirement. For example, you are not NCLB certified in Social
Studies, so your student is taking an online Odysseyware
course for US History.
Ø
Choose
“3” (HQT SME course) for a course for
which you are not an HQT and your student is taking an SME course to fulfill
this requirement. For example, you are not NCLB certified in Spanish, so your
student is taking the SME HQT Foreign Language course.
Ø
Choose
“4” (Community College) for a course
for which you are not an HQT and your student is taking community college
course to fulfill this requirement. For example, you are not NCLB certified in
science, so your student is taking chemistry at a community college.
·
When
you choose “3”, you will need to be sure to check the list of who the SME is
for your school and only select that person from the dropdown list. You will then be taken to a screen to verify
the stop and end dates for the SME. You
will only need to change the dates in an unusual situation—contact your advisor
for help.
·
Enter
the a-g info if it is an a-g course taken elsewhere and we either do not have a
school syllabus approved by the UC system to have an a-g course by that name,
or we do not have a HQT in our school to oversee that a-g course.
Completing
the HS Report Card at the end of the semester
·
Go
to View/HS Report Card
·
Select
the correct student and semester report card already created—DO NOT CREATE A
NEW REPORT CARD!
·
Click
on the mark box for each course and enter the earned letter grade (Do not enter
an incomplete as we award any partial credit earned.)
·
Click
on # of credits earned and enter
·
Click
on grade level and enter the working level (at grade level, above grade level,
or below grade level) for this course. HS grade level should progress up based
on the number of credits earned.
·
Any
appropriate comments may be typed in the comments box, but they will only be
for the cum file and for printing to give to family; not for transcript use or
for notes to transcript clerk
·
The
"transcript this semester " will contain any already submitted first
semester transcript info (for example, if a transfer student came in with
partial grades/credits already earned).
Do not go over 40 credits in any one semester in combination with all
schools attended.
·
The
"transcript prior semester " is for your review purposes as needed to
ensure the correct course section (a or b) is listed.
·
Check
that the HQT and a-g info is listed correctly (refer to other school documents
and/or ask for help from your advisor as needed). A red “99” means the person
chosen as HQT is not HQT in our system for that course—correct ASAP!
·
Mark
each line “Ready” as done.
·
Mark
“Send” when the entire report card is complete.