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This report will return the average attendance rate for the selected group of students, for the selected date range. Intended for attendance offices and administrators, it allows for users to quickly and easily identify students that fall outside of the acceptable attendance range and can be used with the accumulation of data for CRDC reporting.
Administrators can also use this report to identify the overall attendance rate by District, School, or student selection. Dynamic charts display information according to School and Student Attendance Average, Grade level, Gender, and Ethnicity. Learn More.
This report, when run at the School level, will display the Average Daily Attendance and Average Daily Membership broken down by Lunch Status, grade level, and overall school enrollment. When run at District level, the report will show the same data for all schools. Learn More.
Whether using Daily Attendance or Meeting Attendance, schools will be able to use this report to see attendance daily attendance value for each selected student for each day within the selected date range. For schools using Daily Attendance, the report will return the actual daily attendance code assigned for each date. For schools using Meeting attendance, the report will return the “calculated” attendance value (Present, Absent, Partial, etc.). Dynamic charts display information according to Attendance Code, Calculated Attendance Value, Gender, Grade Level, and Ethnicity. Learn More.
For schools using Daily Attendance, users can identify the frequency of applied attendance codes for a selected date range and pinpoint students with excessive attendance violations. Dynamic charts display information according to Attendance Code, Grade Level, Gender, and Ethnicity. Learn More.
For schools using Meeting Attendance, users can identify attendance trends for selected students for a selected date range. This report will summarize the number of days a student has been considered Absent and/or Present based on the “calculated” attendance set up and can then pinpoint students with excessive attendance violations. Dynamic charts display information according to Attendance Value, Grade Level, Gender, and Ethnicity. Learn More.
Users can see detailed meeting attendance data for each day within the selected date range. Attendance records include a record for each period, for each day within the selected date range. This includes students marked Present by Default. Data visuals show records by Attendance Code, Period, Grade Level, Gender, and Ethnicity.
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Users can identify the frequency of applied attendance codes broken down by date and period and can pinpoint students with excessive attendance violations. Dynamic charts display information according to Attendance Code, Grade Level, Gender, and Ethnicity. Learn More.
This report displays a summary of meeting attendance codes broken down by date. Users can now easily see a summary of individual attendance codes for each selected student for each day within the selected date range. Users can identify the frequency of applied attendance codes and pinpoint students with excessive attendance violations. Dynamic charts display information according to Attendance Code, Grade Level, Gender, and Ethnicity. Learn More.
Schools will be able to select any Data Range within the current year and return a report that will show, for each day within the selected range, a breakdown by Period that will include the School Enrollment Count, Period Enrollment Count and a breakdown of Attendance Codes assigned for each period, including those students marked present by default. Learn More.
The Unexcused Absence by Date Report allows schools, whether using Meeting or Daily Attendance, to quickly identify the number of days students have been Unexcused Absent for the specified date range. This report can run at either the school or district level and will allow the user to select the specific Date Range, Unexcused Absence Codes and Schools (when at District Level) for which they want to run the report. Learn More.
Contact Tracing Search report has been added to help identify students who have been in the same classes as a particular student within a defined date range. Learn more about how to use this report by reading our step-by-step guide.
Using a Selected Student and specified date range, the report will return a list of students that are associated with the same Activities as the selected student. The report will include data such as Student Name Activity, Daily Attendance Value, and Student Contact information. Learn More.
Using a Selected Student and specified date range, the report will return a list of students that are associated with an incident with the selected student and/or associated with an action with the selected student. The report will include data such as Student Name, Bus, Incident ID, Behavior, Action, Daily Attendance Value, student contact information. Learn More.
Using a Selected Student and specified date range, the report will return a list of students that are assigned to the same bus as that student. The report will include data such as Student Name, Bus Number, Day of the Week, Daily Attendance Value, Driver Name, and Student Contact information. Learn More.
Returned results are sorted according to home phone number, along with the ability to group students according to a shared common phone number.
This functionality provides districts with a tool to maximize additional streams of funding in one easy-to-use dashboard by identifying students with a shared attribute. Learn More.
Returned results are sorted according to home address. Additional functionality allows a user to group students according to a common home address.
With considerable sums of grant and title-based funds influenced by a student’s home composition, users can quickly associate students by a shared home address to identify opportunities for improved service delivery and higher-quality funding submissions. Learn More.
For those districts interested in identifying students enrolled in academic achievement and remedial support programs, this report generates a roster of individuals receiving specialized academic accommodations. This data is especially valuable for the annually mandated Civil Rights Data Collection report.
Users can select one or more special programs from a filterable list of programs offered by a district or school. Learn More.
COVID-19 has pushed schools to lean on virtual classrooms and remote learning. Access to a reliable internet connection is essential, but too many students are held back from their fullest potential because they can't get online. This report uses geo-code data associated with a student's home address to plot points on an interactive map, giving users unrivaled details about Who, What, When, and Where. Providing the right solutions in the right location and at the right time helps schools bridge the digital divide and provide an equitable educational experience for all students. Learn More.
Accessing information in PowerSchool's 'Transportation' screen by hand can be a challenge. The newest addition to RealTime Reports taps into that data in a way that allows users to locate, organize and track live-time transportation data, including the bus route, transportation type, and stop number for one or several students. Learn More.
This report will map students based on the geocode of their physical address, and allow the users to easily identify students as In-District or Out-of-District based on their geocode in relation to the district boundaries.
This report will not only map students based on the geocode of their physical address, but also allow users to create custom regions and filter students based on these newly defined boundaries. Regions can then be shared with other users for collaborative planning.
Using a customizable date-range format, users can easily identify students who entered and/or exited their school/district during a selected term. Additional data filters refine results according to a range of entry and exit dates, entry/exit codes, enrollment status, gender, grade, or race.
Many states require districts to keep close tabs on student movement, including entrance into and out of a district. The value inherent does double-duty for state reporting and school management, as users can quickly identify patterns in mobility which can be an indicator of issues deserving closer study or intervention. Learn More.
Drawing data from PowerSchool, this module looks for records of students by home address where a discrepancy in lunch status data is present. By identifying students who may be entitled to participate in low and no-cost meals programs, schools can improve the delivery of services to their students while simultaneously improving their submissions for title-based and income-influenced funding opportunities. Learn More.
Sourced by Lunch Status information contained in PowerSchool, a user can rapidly build cross-sections of students according to their eligibility for meals-program participation. Going beyond simple organization, students can be sorted according to their home address, making it easy to spot discrepancies in lunch status records.
Large sums of grant and title-based dollars depend on the accurate reporting of low-income and economically disadvantaged students. This module simplifies the process to identify and correct meal-program qualification records. Learn More.
Counselors and advisors will find particular value in this report that streamlines information relating to a student’s progress toward graduation and facilitates a smoother early-intervention process to guide students back on track.
Using filters, it’s easy to do a deep-dive analysis of a single student or compare several students at once. Results can be customized according to various demographic cross-sections including gender, current selection, race or ethnicity, and the number of credits earned.
A powerful baked-in feature of this module includes the ability to quickly identify students whose transcripts data is missing from PowerSchool. Learn More.
Current final grades as reported in a teacher’s grade book are reflected in this report. Default filters cover the standard demographics of gender, grade level, and race/ethnicity.
Additional tiers of data include store code, grade, percentage, teacher, course name, and/or expression. Learn More.
Pulling data from multiple areas within PowerSchool, including the Quick Lookup Screen, Missing Grades streamlines the process of identifying enrolled students with missing grade values for a specified term. Results can be refined and sorted by class, teacher, individual students, and more. Learn More.
This report returns Standards grade records for the selected group of students. This enables users to review standards grades based on Grade Level, Subject Area or Earned Grade. It allows for academic the achievement review across students and/or subject areas and for troubleshooting problem areas that may need to be re-taught as well as locating students who may need additional instruction due to subpar achievement. Learn More.
The Stored Grades table, accessed via the Historical Grades menu, is viewable in this highly personalizable report. All historical grade data for all students contained in PowerSchool can be extracted with this module. The amount of information that can be retrieved is immense - to improve the processing time and quality of data for review, users are encouraged to make selections of the student groups for comparison before running the Stored Grades Analysis report.
To further empower users, additional filters covering all the fields located in the Historical Grades report are included, giving added ability to narrow or modify data related to transcript grades. Learn More.
This report returns Standardized Test Score entries. Retrieving, reviewing and exporting student’s test scores has never been this easy. Scores can be filtered based on Test, Test Score Type, Test date and/or Grade. Users can quickly and easily compare test scores for students from year to year or from student to student. Learn More.
This report can be used to display summary Log Entry data by month. This report will list out all Log behaviors with a breakdown by Month and will show:
This report identifies discipline issues contained in the Incident Management area of PowerSchool. Users can quickly see all incidents for the current year and have the capability to easily filter results based on behavior and action codes.
For rapid reference, a running tally of total incidents for the current school year is displayed, along with details regarding each individual behavior and action. Learn More
This report can be used to display Log Entry records for selected students for a specified date range. It can be used to spot trends in student behavior, including monitoring the frequency, timing, and location of specific incidents. Learn More