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ProgressBook v12.0 System Manager Guide - Swoca

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Initial District Setup<br />

Add Attendance Day Codes<br />

Attendance Days codes represent the types of days that school is in session. Each day type, for<br />

example, full day, half day and holiday, is assigned a value. The value of the type of day is used<br />

in attendance calculations. These codes display on the Attendance by Student and Update<br />

Absence Info screens.<br />

1. On the Administrator Home Page under the Named Codes section, click Attendance<br />

Days.<br />

2. On the Attendance Day Codes screen in the Name list, select the appropriate named<br />

codes list.<br />

3. In the Code column, type the new code.<br />

4. In the Description column, type the description of the code.<br />

5. In the Multiplier list, select a value that represents the code.<br />

Note: The value is the number, such as 1 for a full day or 0.5 for a half day, used<br />

in calculating attendance totals.<br />

6. In the appropriate color box, select the option button to designate the color that<br />

represents the day as it appears on the attendance calendars.<br />

7. Click Save.<br />

8. To continue adding codes, repeat step 3 through step 7.<br />

Attendance Day Codes<br />

Create School Calendars<br />

The school calendar includes the total number of days that school meets for the year. You can<br />

create a separate calendar for each school building, which may be required by some school<br />

districts, and then associate the school with the appropriate calendar. You can also have different<br />

calendars for different grade levels in the same building. For example, the kindergarten calendar<br />

may have a different start date than the start date on the calendar used by the first through fourth<br />

grades. You must create a school calendar whether or not your school district is integrated with a<br />

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