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

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Chapter 8<br />

Statistical <strong>Report</strong>s<br />

Introduction & Main Menu<br />

Introduction & Main Menu<br />

The Statistical <strong>Report</strong>s program lets you perform four actions:<br />

• Print Honor Roll <strong>Report</strong>s<br />

• Update students' career credits and grade point averages<br />

• Print Class Rank <strong>Report</strong>s<br />

• Print Eligibility <strong>Report</strong>s<br />

Using Honor Rolls<br />

This portion of the program calculates students' grade point averages for one marking<br />

period at a time. Honor roll reports may be generated based on these averages and other<br />

criteria based on students' grades in this marking period. Honor roll lists are written to<br />

the disk so that the report card report writer program is able to print on the report card<br />

which honor roll the student made. Note that:<br />

• Up to FIVE honor rolls may be defined.<br />

• Each honor roll can be viewed on the window before printing. While being viewed,<br />

students may be deleted from the honor roll for any reason with a single keystroke.<br />

• The honor roll printouts are customizable: Each of the following may be printed or<br />

omitted from the printouts: rank, name, ID number, average, # of incompletes, # of<br />

courses, # of F's, # of courses used to calculate the honor roll and two optional data<br />

base fields. For example, you could choose to print only rank and social security<br />

number (which would be an optional data base field) so that you could post students'<br />

averages and only they would know which average was theirs.<br />

• Honor rolls may also be based on having no grades lower than a specific grade.<br />

Different limits may be entered for MAJOR and MINOR courses. For example, you<br />

could specify that students must have all “A's” in major courses but are allowed one<br />

“B” in a minor course. See “Priority” on page 2-7 for an explanation of the<br />

differences between major and minor courses.<br />

8-2 <strong>Report</strong> <strong>Cards</strong> <strong>Manual</strong>

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