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Summer School Student Data (SSD)

Introduction

This report includes summer school enrollment and grade information, including summer correspondence courses, on-line courses, virtual school courses, and dual credit courses. The file must be sent prior to the 1st month submission for the new school year. MSIS does not accept SSD files after September 30th.

This report should be run from the student’s original school, rather than their summer school or next year school. For example, if the student was enrolled in School #1, transferred to the summer school, and then promoted to their next school, the report should be run from School #1.

Students earning credits for courses (grade levels 8-12) should be included in the Summer School file regardless of whether they are replacing a failed grade or completing a new course.

If there are students who did not meet all of their objectives during the regular school year and the school extends the year to work with the students (mostly for elementary students), then include the students in the Monthly Student Historical file as Not Promoted and with either a failing grade or an I for incomplete. Once they finish the extended year, use the Update Student Grades Screen in MSIS to change their grade and to promote them if they passed.

Selection Criteria

Selection criteria determine which database records are used in the report. Refer to selection criteria for analysis when the report does not return the correct records.

Student Selection

The report selects records from the [Students] and [ReEnrollments] tables based on the following criteria:

  • The student's school prior to their summer school must equal the school running the report.
  • The student’s summer school exit date must occur after the report start date.
  • The student’s summer school entry date must occur on or before the report end date.

Historical Grade Selection

The report selects records from the [StoredGrades] table based on the following criteria:

  • The student must have a stored grade record matching the store code entered at runtime.
  • The student must have a stored grade record for the current term year.

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Report Input

For help with navigation and running the report, seeHow to Find and Generate a Report.

Field

Description

Reporting Period Start Date

Enter the start date for the summer term.

Reporting Period

Choose the appropriate reporting period from the pop-up menu.

Reporting Period End Date

Enter the end date for the summer term.

Increments by 1.0 for each modified transaction

Enter 1, 2, or 3 to indicate by what value the transactions should be incremented.

Store Code

Enter the Store Code used to store the summer grades (ex: Z1, S9).

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Report Output

Each of the fields displayed in the output of the report are described below. See Understanding the Report Output Table for a definition of each column in the table.

The records in this report are sorted by the student’s last name.

Item #

Data Element

Description

[Table]FieldName

1

VERSION

This value starts with 1.0 and increments by 1.0 for each modified daily discipline student data transaction set representing the same set of data.

N/A

2

DTG

The date and time that the report completed, in the format MM-DD-YYYY and hh;mm;ss.

N/A

3

DISTRICT

The district number.

[Prefs]Value

[Prefs]Name=districtnumber

4

SCHOOL

The school number, based on the selection at report runtime.

[Schools]School_Number

5

PERIOD

The reporting period selected at report runtime.

N/A

6

T_VERSION

The value 1, 2, or 3 to indicate by what value the transactions should be incremented.

N/A

7

TRACK_ID

This value is a combination of the district number, school number, current date, and the File ID entered at report runtime.

[Prefs]Value

[Prefs]Name=districtnumber

[Schools]School_Number

STUDENT

8

MSISID

The state assigned student identifier.

[Students]State_Student_Number

9

FNAME

The student’s first name.

[Students]First_Name

10

MNAME

The student’s middle name. The report extracts a question mark if the student does not have a middle name.

[Students]Middle_Name

11

LNAME

The student’s last name.

[Students]Last_Name

12

SSN

The student’s social security number, extracted without dashes. A question mark may be reported if the student’s SSN is not provided.

[Students]SSN

13

DOB

The student’s date of birth.

[Students]DOB

PROMOTE

Note: Promotion information needs to be updated for any student whose promotion status change since month 9 as a result of their summer activity.

14

PROMOTION

The student’s special education status.

Value values:

  • Y
  • N

[S_MS_STU_X]SpecialEdInd

15

P_DATE

The date the student is to be promoted. This field is only reported if the student’s promotion status is Y.

[S_MS_STU_X]PromotionDate

16

GRADCODE

Not reported.

Not reported.

17

GRADENDR1

Displays the category of student's diploma endorsement.

Valid values:

  • Blank
  • CE - Career and Technical Endorsement
  • AE - Academic Endorsement
  • DE - Distinguished Academic Endorsement
  • If GRADENDR1 (Diploma Endorsement 1) = CE, then GRADENDR2 (Diploma Endorsement 2) can have values Blank, AE, or DE
  • If GRADENDR1 (Diploma Endorsement 1) = Blank, AE, or DE, then GRADENDR2 (Diploma Endorsement 2) must be Blank

[S_MS_STU_X]DiplomaEndorsement1

[S_MS_REN_X]DiplomaEndorsement1

18GRADENDR2

Displays the category of student's diploma endorsement.

Valid values:

  • Blank
  • CE - Career and Technical Endorsement
  • AE - Academic Endorsement
  • DE - Distinguished Academic Endorsement
  • If GRADENDR1 (Diploma Endorsement 1) = CE, then GRADENDR2 (Diploma Endorsement 2) can have values Blank, AE, or DE
  • If GRADENDR1 (Diploma Endorsement 1) = Blank, AE, or DE, then GRADENDR2 (Diploma Endorsement 2) must be Blank

[S_MS_STU_X]DiplomaEndorsement2

[S_MS_REN_X]DiplomaEndorsement2

SCHEDULE

COURSE

17

COURSENUM

The course number for each of the student’s section enrollments that fall within the report date range.

The alternate course number associated with the course is extracted. If no course exists, the StoredGrades Course Number is extracted.

Note: Duplicate COURSENUM records for the same student are not allowed for the same TERMSEMCODE.

[Courses]Alt_Course_Number

[StoredGrades]Course_Number

18

LOCALNUM

The course number for each of the student’s section enrollments that fall within the report date range.

The alternate course number associated with the course is extracted. If no course exists, the StoredGrades Course Number is extracted.

Note: Duplicate LOCALNUM records for the same student are not allowed.

[Courses]Alt_Course_Number

[StoredGrades]Course_Number

19

LOCALNAME

The course name for each of the student’s section enrollments that fall within the report date range.

[StoredGrades]Course_Name

20

FINALGRADE

The alpha grade awarded for each section enrollment that falls within the report date range.

[StoredGrades]Grade

CLASS

21

TERMSECODE

Always reported as “SU.”

N/A

22

C_GRADE

The alpha grade awarded for each section enrollment that falls within the report date range.

Note: This field must be reported at the end of the course enrollment.

[StoredGrades]Grade

23

CREDITS

The number of credits awarded for each section enrollment that falls within the report date range, reported in the format 9.9.

Note: This field must be reported at the end of the course enrollment.

If the C_GRADE field contains a passing grade, then the CREDITS value must match the last two digits of the CARNEGIE value.

If the C_GRADE field contains a failing grade, then the CREDITS value must be 0.0.

[StoredGrades]EarnedCrHrs

24

CARNEGIE

A value of 0 (zero) is inserted in front of the CREDITS value, with the decimal places removed. For example, if CREDITS is 0.5, then CARNEGIE is 005.

Note: This field must be reported at the end of the course enrollment.

[StoredGrades]EarnedCrHrs

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