Import Early Reading Screening (ERS) test scores into PowerSchool using Quick Import:
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Quick Import: Use this method to import test results for a single school at the School level.
Prerequisites
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An Early Reading Screening (ERS-E or ERS-F) test has been created.
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The test name contains (ERS-E or ERS-F).
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An Outcome score has been defined for the test.
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Early Reading Screening (ERS-E): should be used for English assessments
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Early Reading Screening (ERS-F): should be used for French assessments
Quick Import
Prepare the Quick Import File
Create a tab-delimited text file with the four columns listed below. Use the exact column header names so PowerSchool maps them automatically to the table fields.
Date Format: MM-DD-YYYY
Alpha Score Valid Values:
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1: Completed and Met the Benchmark
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2: Completed and Did Not Meet the Benchmark
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N/A: Student is Exempt
Other values may be imported, but they will map to “Did Not Complete Screening” on the report card.
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Student_Number |
Date |
Grade_Level |
Alpha |
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200837 |
11-30-2023 |
1 |
1 |
Import Using Quick Import
Use this option only when importing test results for a single school at the School level. Do not use this option from the District Office.
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Select the school for which you want to import test results.
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Navigate to Data and Reporting > Imports > Quick Import.
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From the Table menu, select Test Results.
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Select the appropriate Field delimiter.
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Select the appropriate End-of-line marker.
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Click Choose File, and then select your prepared import file.
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Select Suggest field map to have PowerSchool map the file fields to the PowerSchool table fields.
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Click Import.
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From the Test Name menu, select Early Reading Screening (ERS-E for English assessment or ERS-F for French assessment).
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Click Submit.
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On the field mapping screen, verify that each import field correctly maps to its corresponding PowerSchool field in the To PowerSchool column.
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Click Submit.
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Review the Import Progress page to verify successful records and resolve any specification errors. Data is imported into the studenttest and studenttestscore tables.
Important Notes:
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Verify that the import data is accurate before importing.
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Select the date format that matches the import file.
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Verify that the term, test date, and school are accurate.
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Ensure there are no extra spaces or trailing delimiters at the end of the template. Extra spaces can cause the import to fail.