HB410 District Task List for Student Information Management

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HB 410 District Task List
 
ProgressBook Suite Webinar
StudentInformation
October 2017
 
StudentInformation State Support Team
 
vHB410 District Task List
 
 
HB410 District Task List
 
Start & End times on Master Calendar and
sub-calendar maintenance
Enter dates manually as HH:MM am or pm
 
HB410 District Task List
 
Absence Qualifiers – Late/Tardy Qualifier
Recommend two Tardy types
Excused
Unexcused
Tardy will count towards HB410 & EMIS Attendance
 
HB410 District Task List
 
Late/Tardy
 
HB410 District Task List
 
Absences with Late/Tardy or Partial
Qualifier on Absence Type
 
HB410 District Task List
 
New ‘Partial’ Qualifier
Must be used to enter partial absences that span AM to
PM portion of the day
Multiple absences with the ‘partial’ may be entered per
day
Partial Events are calculated as Excused or Unexcused
Need Excused Partial and Unexcused Partial Absence Type
Time In and/or Time Out fields must be entered to
record a partial day
If no Time In and Time out on Absence event, record will be
ignored
 
HB410 District Task List
 
Partial Absence Types
Should be ‘Report to EMIS’
Recommended to have two codes
Excused Code
Unexcused Code
 
HB410 District Task List
 
 
Partial Absences without times will not be included in the
calculations for HB410 or EMIS Attendance
 
HB410 District Task List
 
Out of School Suspensions
Count towards EMIS reporting as
Unexcused Absences
 
Count towards Excessive Absences
threshold for HB410
 
Do not count towards Habitual Truancy
threshold
 
HB410 District Task List
 
New option added to identify absence type
as Out of School Suspension
 
HB410 District Task List
 
Minimum recommended Absence Types needed
 
HB410 District Task List
 
Updating Absence Qualifiers on existing
Absence Types
If you want to change the qualifier on an
absence type from Absent to Partial or
Partial to Tardy, etc.
Submit a helpdesk ticket to SSST with your
request
When changing qualifiers, some mass
updating will need to occur to make the
change to existing absence event records
 
HB410 District Task List
 
New Informational message added to
Add/Edit version of School Absences
 
HB410 District Task List
 
Attendance Reports
will be updated in the near future to include
calculations for HB410 Attendance
 
Attupemis – Will be updated soon
 
HB410 Ad Hoc Reports – Currently in testing
 
Report Card Attendance
Will be discussed at the October SIAC Meeting
 
HB410 DISTRICT TASK LIST
 
Questions & Answers
 
HB410 Attendance
 
 
 
What is the difference
between ‘Habitual
Truant’ and ‘Excessive
Absences’
 
Habitual Truant thresholds
only include ‘unexcused
absences’.
 
Excessive absences include
both excused and
unexcused.
 
There are different
thresholds for both
 
HB410 Attendance
 
 
 
If a student is 18 or
over, must we track
their attendance?
 
HB410 requirements only
apply to students of
compulsory education
age.  However, a district
cannot withdraw an 18-
year-old student for being
truant unless the student
makes the request.
 
HB410 Attendance
 
 
 
How do we count
recess? Per Office of
accountability, recess
isn’t included in
instruction time.
 
Recess is not tracked in SI.
If an absence covers recess
time, the school would need
to adjust time in/out to
accommodate recess if they
wanted it excluded from the
time out for an absence
 
HB410 Attendance
 
 
 
How is rounding taken
into consideration in
the calculation?
 
Absences will be calculated
to the minute.  If a school
has a policy to round down if
a student was absent less
than 15 minutes, they would
add the Tardy but not enter a
time in if it fell below 15
minutes.
 
HB410 Attendance
 
 
 
Do the codes with the
partial qualifier impact
report cards?
 
Currently, they do not.
There have been requests to
leave report card attendance
as-is.  This will be discussed
at the next SIAC.
 
HB410 Attendance
 
 
 
A building has
students who have
late arrival or early
dismissal every day,
how should we handle
these kids?
 
It is recommended that their
calendar reflect the
exceptions, however, this
could multiple exponentially,
the number of calendars to
accommodate.  If student
has FTE < 100, FTE will be
used in attendance
calculations
 
HB410 Attendance
 
 
 
How should
community schools
track attendance?
 
Community schools are required
to follow the same requirements
for HB410 and EMIS attendance
as Traditional districts.  Students
participating in a virtual
environment are expected to
participate in instructional activities
on a consistent basis that
conforms to the school calendar.
 
HB410 Attendance
 
 
 
Do public preschools
need to track and
report attendance by
the hour?
 
Though public preschools are not
subject to HB410 provisions, the
Department encourages
preschools to track and report
attendance by the hour
 
HB410 Attendance
 
 
 
Should buildings
switch to taking period
attendance?
 
Not at this time. Initially, we are
addressing daily attendance and
then will be addressing period
attendance.  With ODE indicating
there will be changes in how
attendance is reported next year,
we are waiting to find out what
those changes will be before
making any further
recommendations.
 
HB410 Attendance
 
 
 
What is the definition
of a school month?
 
A school month is any calendar
month that students are required
to attend school.
 
 
Questions from Webinar
 
HB410 Attendance
 
 
 
If students get recess
immediately before or
after lunch, can they
include the time in
their From/To lunch
period time?
 
Yes, adjust the start time
and/or end time to include
the minutes students are at
recess along with lunch.
 
HB410 Attendance
 
 
 
We have a school with
different start and end
times because of block
scheduling.  How do we
enter start/end time on
calendars when the times
are different each day?
 
If the times differ depending on
sub-calendar, use Calendar Bulk
Exception update and update the
master calendar day start times for
each day of the week.
 
(see next slide for details on how
to make the changes quickly)
 
Updating Rotation Day times
 
Use Calendar Bulk Exception Management
 
Step #1 for
each day,
update Daily
Start and stop
time for all
periods
 
Step #2 – Select
Days to update.
Use Recurring
Days option to
quickly select all
Monday dates for
the school year to
update times
 
Step #3, select the
building calendars
you wish to update
and click Save.
 
HB410 Attendance
 
 
 
Some students are
considered 100% because
of the 5 credit rule.  Do
you see that being a
problem for hours of
attendance?
 
Since we aren’t yet tying
attendance to the class, currently,
these students are considered
present all day regardless of the
number of classes they are taking.
Their FTE is 100%.  If they are
absent all day, their absence
would be for the full hours of a
school day.
 
HB410 Attendance
 
 
If a student is marked
absent with a level of AM
or PM, but they also enter
time in and time out that
reduces the number of
hours out, will the reports
count the absence as a
half day or only for the
time between in and out
time?
 
If the time in and out are on the
absence record, they will be used
to more accurately calculate the
amount of time absent.  With no
times included, the absence will be
counted as  half of the normal
school day hours
 
HB410 Attendance
 
 
 
I’m not understanding the
reason for a Partial
Absence type. What is the
difference?
 
The partial absence type allows
you to add an absence event for a
time different than a full or half day
that may span from sometime in
AM to some time in PM.  Regular
half-day absences are typically AM
only or PM only.  This gives
greater flexibility to define those
chunks of the day a student was
out.
 
HB410 Attendance
 
 
 
Can the Late/Tardy
qualifier be used the same
as a partial?
 
Not really.  A Late/Tardy typically
only has a time in so the student is
assumed absent from the start of
the day until the time in on the
Late/Tardy.
 
Partials contain time in and out,
which gives the exact time the
student was out.
 
HB410 Attendance
 
 
 
When you talk about AM
and PM absences, do
schools now have to have
an Absence Cut-off time
entered on the
StudentInformation
Options attendance tab?
 
The Absence Cut-off Time is used
by period attendance to determine
the cutoff time to make a half day
absence AM or PM.  It doesn’t
affect anything for our calculations
for HB410 or EMIS.
 
HB410 Attendance
 
 
 
If a student is out in the
AM but returns at 10:30,
why can’t you just mark
½ day absent but put the
time in of 10:30 instead of
adding a partial absence?
 
You could do it this way.  Either
way is fine.  As long as the
student’s time out doesn’t span
lunch, either way is acceptable.
 
HB410 Attendance
 
 
 
On senior privilege option
where they come in later one
period, if they put them on a
sub-calendar and have the start
time different than the master,
would that be sufficient or
would they have to enter
exceptions for each day too?
 
If this is a consistent time that can
be defined on the calendar, it
would be better if they were on a
separate calendar and the Start
and Stop times for the day be
adjusted on the calendar days.
 
HB410 Attendance
 
 
 
Are period attendance
schools still supposed to
be entering a time in/out
on the daily absence
record that is system
generated after taking
period attendance?
 
Yes, they do need to update the
Daily Attendance records with the
times if the absence doesn’t span
the whole or half day.  Period
attendance only creates records
when the number of periods
absent hits a predefined threshold.
So, absences such as partials and
Tardies don’t get a daily event
generated and must be created on
daily absence.
 
HB410 Attendance
 
 
 
Are there plans to utilize
the start/end times on ALL
periods of the day to
calculate hours missed –
not just deducting the
lunch period times?
 
We do have plans to look at the
period attendance records in the
future, however, modifications will
be needed.  ODE has indicated
that there will be changes in how
attendance is reported next year
so we are waiting on those
requirements to get an
understanding of all changes we
will need to make to the
attendance process.
 
Thank you
 
 
 
Thank You!!
 
 
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Explore the comprehensive HB410 District Task List covering various aspects like absence qualifiers, late/tardy entries, partial absence types, and out-of-school suspensions in relation to EMIS reporting. Learn how to manage student information efficiently and accurately using the guidelines provided in this webinar material.

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  1. HB 410 District Task List ProgressBook Suite Webinar StudentInformation October 2017 StudentInformation State Support Team

  2. vHB410 District Task List

  3. HB410 District Task List Start & End times on Master Calendar and sub-calendar maintenance Enter dates manually as HH:MM am or pm

  4. HB410 District Task List Absence Qualifiers Late/Tardy Qualifier Recommend two Tardy types Excused Unexcused Tardy will count towards HB410 & EMIS Attendance Time In Tardy Absence Threshold No Late/Tardy Not Counted Against Yes Late/Tardy Counted Against

  5. HB410 District Task List Late/Tardy

  6. HB410 District Task List Absences with Late/Tardy or Partial Qualifier on Absence Type

  7. HB410 District Task List New Partial Qualifier Must be used to enter partial absences that span AM to PM portion of the day Multiple absences with the partial may be entered per day Partial Events are calculated as Excused or Unexcused Need Excused Partial and Unexcused Partial Absence Type Time In and/or Time Out fields must be entered to record a partial day If no Time In and Time out on Absence event, record will be ignored

  8. HB410 District Task List Partial Absence Types Should be Report to EMIS Recommended to have two codes Excused Code Unexcused Code

  9. HB410 District Task List Partial Absences without times will not be included in the calculations for HB410 or EMIS Attendance

  10. HB410 District Task List Out of School Suspensions Count towards EMIS reporting as Unexcused Absences Count towards Excessive Absences threshold for HB410 Do not count towards Habitual Truancy threshold

  11. HB410 District Task List New option added to identify absence type as Out of School Suspension

  12. HB410 District Task List Minimum recommended Absence Types needed

  13. HB410 District Task List Updating Absence Qualifiers on existing Absence Types If you want to change the qualifier on an absence type from Absent to Partial or Partial to Tardy, etc. Submit a helpdesk ticket to SSST with your request When changing qualifiers, some mass updating will need to occur to make the change to existing absence event records

  14. HB410 District Task List New Informational message added to Add/Edit version of School Absences

  15. HB410 District Task List Attendance Reports will be updated in the near future to include calculations for HB410 Attendance Attupemis Will be updated soon HB410 Ad Hoc Reports Currently in testing Report Card Attendance Will be discussed at the October SIAC Meeting

  16. Questions & Answers HB410 DISTRICT TASK LIST

  17. HB410 Attendance Habitual Truant thresholds only include unexcused absences . What is the difference between Habitual Truant and Excessive Absences Excessive absences include both excused and unexcused. There are different thresholds for both

  18. HB410 Attendance If a student is 18 or over, must we track their attendance? HB410 requirements only apply to students of compulsory education age. However, a district cannot withdraw an 18- year-old student for being truant unless the student makes the request.

  19. HB410 Attendance How do we count recess? Per Office of accountability, recess isn t included in instruction time. Recess is not tracked in SI. If an absence covers recess time, the school would need to adjust time in/out to accommodate recess if they wanted it excluded from the time out for an absence

  20. HB410 Attendance How is rounding taken into consideration in the calculation? Absences will be calculated to the minute. If a school has a policy to round down if a student was absent less than 15 minutes, they would add the Tardy but not enter a time in if it fell below 15 minutes.

  21. HB410 Attendance Do the codes with the partial qualifier impact report cards? Currently, they do not. There have been requests to leave report card attendance as-is. This will be discussed at the next SIAC.

  22. HB410 Attendance A building has students who have late arrival or early dismissal every day, how should we handle these kids? It is recommended that their calendar reflect the exceptions, however, this could multiple exponentially, the number of calendars to accommodate. If student has FTE < 100, FTE will be used in attendance calculations

  23. HB410 Attendance How should community schools track attendance? Community schools are required to follow the same requirements for HB410 and EMIS attendance as Traditional districts. Students participating in a virtual environment are expected to participate in instructional activities on a consistent basis that conforms to the school calendar.

  24. HB410 Attendance Do public preschools need to track and report attendance by the hour? Though public preschools are not subject to HB410 provisions, the Department encourages preschools to track and report attendance by the hour

  25. HB410 Attendance Should buildings switch to taking period attendance? Not at this time. Initially, we are addressing daily attendance and then will be addressing period attendance. With ODE indicating there will be changes in how attendance is reported next year, we are waiting to find out what those changes will be before making any further recommendations.

  26. HB410 Attendance What is the definition of a school month? A school month is any calendar month that students are required to attend school.

  27. Questions from Webinar

  28. HB410 Attendance If students get recess immediately before or after lunch, can they include the time in their From/To lunch period time? Yes, adjust the start time and/or end time to include the minutes students are at recess along with lunch.

  29. HB410 Attendance If the times differ depending on sub-calendar, use Calendar Bulk Exception update and update the master calendar day start times for each day of the week. We have a school with different start and end times because of block scheduling. How do we enter start/end time on calendars when the times are different each day? (see next slide for details on how to make the changes quickly)

  30. Updating Rotation Day times Use Calendar Bulk Exception Management Step #1 for each day, update Daily Start and stop time for all periods Step #2 Select Days to update. Use Recurring Days option to quickly select all Monday dates for the school year to update times Step #3, select the building calendars you wish to update and click Save.

  31. HB410 Attendance Since we aren t yet tying attendance to the class, currently, these students are considered present all day regardless of the number of classes they are taking. Their FTE is 100%. If they are absent all day, their absence would be for the full hours of a school day. Some students are considered 100% because of the 5 credit rule. Do you see that being a problem for hours of attendance?

  32. HB410 Attendance If a student is marked absent with a level of AM or PM, but they also enter time in and time out that reduces the number of hours out, will the reports count the absence as a half day or only for the time between in and out time? If the time in and out are on the absence record, they will be used to more accurately calculate the amount of time absent. With no times included, the absence will be counted as half of the normal school day hours

  33. HB410 Attendance I m not understanding the reason for a Partial Absence type. What is the difference? The partial absence type allows you to add an absence event for a time different than a full or half day that may span from sometime in AM to some time in PM. Regular half-day absences are typically AM only or PM only. This gives greater flexibility to define those chunks of the day a student was out.

  34. HB410 Attendance Can the Late/Tardy qualifier be used the same as a partial? Not really. A Late/Tardy typically only has a time in so the student is assumed absent from the start of the day until the time in on the Late/Tardy. Partials contain time in and out, which gives the exact time the student was out.

  35. HB410 Attendance When you talk about AM and PM absences, do schools now have to have an Absence Cut-off time entered on the StudentInformation Options attendance tab? The Absence Cut-off Time is used by period attendance to determine the cutoff time to make a half day absence AM or PM. It doesn t affect anything for our calculations for HB410 or EMIS.

  36. HB410 Attendance If a student is out in the AM but returns at 10:30, why can t you just mark day absent but put the time in of 10:30 instead of adding a partial absence? You could do it this way. Either way is fine. As long as the student s time out doesn t span lunch, either way is acceptable.

  37. HB410 Attendance On senior privilege option where they come in later one period, if they put them on a sub-calendar and have the start time different than the master, would that be sufficient or would they have to enter exceptions for each day too? If this is a consistent time that can be defined on the calendar, it would be better if they were on a separate calendar and the Start and Stop times for the day be adjusted on the calendar days.

  38. HB410 Attendance Are period attendance schools still supposed to be entering a time in/out on the daily absence record that is system generated after taking period attendance? Yes, they do need to update the Daily Attendance records with the times if the absence doesn t span the whole or half day. Period attendance only creates records when the number of periods absent hits a predefined threshold. So, absences such as partials and Tardies don t get a daily event generated and must be created on daily absence.

  39. HB410 Attendance Are there plans to utilize the start/end times on ALL periods of the day to calculate hours missed not just deducting the lunch period times? We do have plans to look at the period attendance records in the future, however, modifications will be needed. ODE has indicated that there will be changes in how attendance is reported next year so we are waiting on those requirements to get an understanding of all changes we will need to make to the attendance process.

  40. Thank you Thank You!!

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