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SIS 2000+ Student Editor
Last update: 08/20/2000 jmm
Sec. 1, Introduction / Find
A Student
The
Student Editor provides a means for managing all basic student information.
Launching the Student Editor displays a window that allows you to go into
student records. The window (Fig.2) is subdivided into eight information
screens (also called tabs or pages) with titled tabs.
Fields are available to record a wide variety of student demographic data,
and enrollment data. By default, when the typical user logs on and opens
the Student Editor, they will be viewing the student records for their
specific school location only.
1.1 Open the Student Editor program
From the SIS 2000+ Main Menu click on the Enrollment icon button
(or ALT+E on the keyboard).
From the Enrollment Menu (Fig. 1), click on the
Student Editor icon button.
Fig.1
Fig. 2
1.2 Student Editor screen layout.
The opening screen (Fig. 2) of the Student Editor defaults to the first
student in the database, alphabetically by last name, of the school site
that is logged on. Student records available also include any student who
was previously enrolled in the current school site, but was transferred
to another school within the district during the current school year -
although these types of student records cannot be edited from here.
The program screen is made up of eight information screens. To save
space, the screens are lined up behind each other so that only one can
be viewed at a time. The desired screen can be activated and brought to
the front by clicking on its tab identifier visible at the top.
Use the command buttons along the bottom to launch a variety of Student
Editor procedures:
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Find -
search for a student record using any portion of the student's first
or last name, or his/her Student ID number.
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List -
search for a student record by selecting a name from an alphabetical
list.
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Enter -
enroll a new student to the school site that is logged on or transfer
a student to the current school site from another site within the district.
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Status -
change the status of a student or withdraw a student from school.
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Edit -
modify existing data in a student's record.
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Save -
save data.
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Quit -
exit the Student Editor program.
1.3 Find a Student
There are three search methods for finding a student record:
1.3.1 Scroll Search
Scroll forward or backwards through the student records using the VCR
buttons at the bottom of the screen. Jump to the beginning or end of the
records by clicking on the barred button.

1.3.2 Use the Find command
Click on the Find command button to open the 'Student Find'
screen (Fig. 3)
Fig. 3
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Search by ID #
Enter the Student Identifier number in the 'Student Find'
screen and click on Find again. If the number is valid, the matching
student's record will open.
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Search by name
If the ID number is not known, a search can be initiated by entering
any portion of the student's last or first name and clicking on Find
(or click on Clear to cancel any data entered and start again).
By entering only the first two letters of a last name, as in the example
in Fig. 3, the search will return a list of all students with the matching
first two letters in their last name (Fig. 4). Highlight the correct student
from the list and click on Select (or ALT+S on the keyboard). Allow
a few seconds to retrieve the record. If there is only one student whose
name matches the partial search string, the list screen will be skipped
and the student's record will be opened immediately.
Fig. 4
1.3.3 List Search
Click on the List command button at the bottom of the screen
to display an alphabetical list of all the student records in the current
school site (Fig.5). Their Student ID numbers are enclosed in [brackets].
Fig. 5
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Scroll up or down to find a student, highlight the name using the mouse,
and click on the Select button to go to the student's record.
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Shortcut: jump directly to the beginning of any alphabetical
position in the list by typing a letter on the keyboard.
1.3.4 Availability of records
Student records are normally available only for the school site that
is currently logged on. The exceptions are:
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Previously enrolled students:
Records for students not presently enrolled in the current school but
who were enrolled in the current school at some time during
the current school year will still be available for historical reference,
but in the read-only mode. As a consequence, the Status, Edit,
and Save command buttons at the bottom of the screen will be deactivated
when viewing those students' records.
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District Office session
All student records in the district are accessible from one session
by using the Switch School command when logged on to the District Office.
See Login for further details.
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Duplicate name search or Transfer procedure
All student records in the district may be searched during the Enter
process (when searching for duplicate records), or during Transfer
process (when moving a student from one school site to another).
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