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Administrator's Plus Report Cards Manual - Rediker Software, Inc.

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Introduction<br />

The <strong>Report</strong> Card <strong>Plus</strong> Programs<br />

Print Grade Distribution <strong>Report</strong>s: A useful tool for statistical analysis, the Grade<br />

Distribution <strong>Report</strong> shows the number and percentage of students who received a grade<br />

within a user-defined range. You can choose to show the distribution of grades either by<br />

teacher, or by course and department.<br />

NOTE:<br />

Program #4: ENTER GRADES<br />

Enter Students’ Schedules: This program displays section rosters and allows you to<br />

manually add students to them. This is the quickest way to manually schedule students<br />

into a section if a previously-created list needs entering.<br />

As an alternative to entering schedules manually, you can scan students' schedules into<br />

Administrator’s <strong>Plus</strong> using the Scan Schedules program (see Chapter B).<br />

Enter Students' Grades: At the end of each marking period, use this program to enter<br />

students' grades into the program from either scanner or manual data entry forms. If you<br />

are entering grades manually, the names of the students in that section will appear on the<br />

window after entering the course and section number. The only data you need to enter<br />

are the grades and one or two optional comment codes. Also use this program to import<br />

students’ grades from GradeQuick.<br />

Program #5: CALCULATE AVERAGES<br />

Calculate Averages: This option calculates midyear or final average grades based on the<br />

marking period grades entered with the Enter Grades program. The Calculate Averages<br />

program calculate averages for either letter or numeric grading systems. See Chapter 5<br />

of this manual for more information on calculating averages.<br />

Blank <strong>Report</strong> Card Columns: This option allows you to remove grades from a report<br />

card column for every student at once, rather than deleting them one student at a time.<br />

Many schools that need to update GPAs/Credits on the third quarter for purposes of<br />

printing the class rank report (and that do not have a midyear column on the report card)<br />

use this option to blank the grades from the final column for all-year courses after<br />

calculating an average into that column.<br />

Program #6: VIEW/CHANGE/ADD/DROP<br />

Transcript View: The View/Change/Add/Drop (VCAD) program can:<br />

• View students' transcripts and to make changes to those transcripts, such as to fix<br />

incorrect grades that may have been entered with the Enter Grades program. You<br />

can also use VCAD to view or change students' grades from previous years that are<br />

stored in the archival files.<br />

• <strong>Manual</strong>ly change students' total career credits, quality points and weight.<br />

• Enter students' past courses, grades, career credits and GPA data directly into<br />

students’ archival records, which many schools do when they first purchase the<br />

program. Note that if you enter grades from past years, the Statistical <strong>Report</strong>s<br />

program should be used to calculate students’ career GPAs based on these past<br />

grades.<br />

8 <strong>Report</strong> <strong>Cards</strong> <strong>Manual</strong>

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