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sis_user_manual [2023/08/31 07:56] – [Student Re-enroll] ghacheysis_user_manual [2023/08/31 07:59] – ghachey
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 <note tip>Now the student will not show in the school's default list o students. You could still retrieve the profile of the student by doing an advanced search which includes inactive students.</note> <note tip>Now the student will not show in the school's default list o students. You could still retrieve the profile of the student by doing an advanced search which includes inactive students.</note>
  
-===== Student Re-enroll a dropout =====+===== Student Re-enroll =====
  
 There are two common use case for re-enrolling students: There are two common use case for re-enrolling students:
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   * Re-enroll a student that dropped out of school (into the same school or maybe another school)   * Re-enroll a student that dropped out of school (into the same school or maybe another school)
   * Re-enroll a student that ends at a school (e.g. a primary school) and moves on to another school (e.g. a high school)   * Re-enroll a student that ends at a school (e.g. a primary school) and moves on to another school (e.g. a high school)
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 +Both cases will be discussed in following sub-sections.
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 +==== Student Re-enroll a dropout ====
  
 Here the first case is discussed. Sometimes, students drop out from school & re-enroll again into the school. When a student is dropped from the school, the system keeps that student's data as an inactive student. Since the typical process when a student comes to enroll or re-enroll in the school is to Here the first case is discussed. Sometimes, students drop out from school & re-enroll again into the school. When a student is dropped from the school, the system keeps that student's data as an inactive student. Since the typical process when a student comes to enroll or re-enroll in the school is to
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-===== Student Re-enroll to another school ===== +==== Student Re-enroll to another school ====
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-There are two common use case for re-enrolling students: +
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-  * Re-enroll a student that dropped out of school (into the same school or maybe another school) +
-  * Re-enroll a student that ends at a school (e.g. a primary school) and moves on to another school (e.g. a high school)+
  
 Here the second case is discussed. At the end of primary school, students typically move on to another school. Before a rollover, a common method is to set the "Rolling/Retention Options" for students to not enroll into the school after say grade 8 as detailed in https://docs.pacific-emis.org/doku.php?id=sis_user_manual#student_setting_rolling_retention_options. Those students then become inactive students until picked up again by someone else, typically a high school. This is what this example will do. A high school will re-enroll a bunch of inactive students (graduated from elementary). Here the second case is discussed. At the end of primary school, students typically move on to another school. Before a rollover, a common method is to set the "Rolling/Retention Options" for students to not enroll into the school after say grade 8 as detailed in https://docs.pacific-emis.org/doku.php?id=sis_user_manual#student_setting_rolling_retention_options. Those students then become inactive students until picked up again by someone else, typically a high school. This is what this example will do. A high school will re-enroll a bunch of inactive students (graduated from elementary).
sis_user_manual.txt · Last modified: 2024/06/18 03:21 by ghachey