Replacement Assignment Pages that show assignment status. Missing,Late,Turned In and Exempt District MUST be 100% Web Gradebook

This set of pages allows a user to get a quick look into the student’s current school grades and daily attendance statistics.

UPDATE: V1.1 includes the Parent Demographic Update not included in V1.0 and also fixes an issue with images not appearing on the Guardian Home Page. This is a new Parent Portal with more options for student screens. Allows a school or district to show or hide icons on the public portal. The solution now cleans up the automatic e-mail page options when those options are hiden from normal view and displays a message when the grade & attendance page is hidden. Incorporates Roger Sprik's customization that allows a student to submit course requests just one time.

This is a good emergency / medical page, expanded a lot from what comes with PS. There are separate tabs for different areas, and validations for dates, etc. There is a dependency on some state supplied scripts, so I'm not sure if it will work out of the box with other states, but since all PS Servers have all the state pages, I assume there are scripts included on all PS Servers as well.

Forces a PowerTeacher or PowerSchool Public users to go to the bullentin page the first time the log in.

Tracks Parent/Student login information changes. Also combines login information with the net/phone access page so all parent/student login information is located in one page.

Allows a parent or student to see the student's standards grade history. Standards pull dynamically and a key is created dynamically as well. The page assumes some standards Identity standards so check to make sure your standards format matches or edit the tlist_sql to match your format.

Allows a school or district to show or hide icons on the public portal. The solution now cleans up the automatic e-mail page options when those options are hiden from normal view and displays a message when the grade & attendance page is hidden. Incorporates Roger Sprik's customization that allows a student to submit course requests just one time.