Exporting Data from Rycor to Excel
All data from Rycor can be copied directly from Excel which can be useful if the standard reports do not provide all requested data analysis.
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Lunch Intervention Workflow
The traditional lunch intervention workflow will include students, all teachers, API/APSS, support staff, and deans. The lunch intervention is based on a students grade and the teachers judgement. Below is the process for everything to...
Lunch Intervention
Lunch intervention is the effort to help struggling students, by giving those students resource time during lunch. Students will have to spend half of their lunch periods receiving a resource to help them. The...
Course Groups
Course groups represent the courses that are available to a student for a specific request.For example, when eighth-grade students select a ninth-grade elective course for the next school year, they are presented with a...
How to Setup Up a Request Screen
This article will provide a step-by-step guide to set up a request screen. For more information on the request screen please go here. To setup a request screen is done in PowerScheduler. If PowerScheduler...
Course Request Screens
Course request screens are the way for a counselor or other staff member to enter requests for a student. These screens are a guide to help enter, limit the types of courses, and number...
PowerTeacher iPad App Configuration
This article provides details on how to configure your PowerTeacher iPad app. Open PowerTeacher on the iPad to bring up the log-in screen. Click the Settings button in the upper right corner From the...
EWS
Early Warning System (EWS) is a PowerSchool customization that shows students that are not performing well in attendance, current grades, log entries, and total credit (graduation progress).
Early Warning System (EWS) Guardian
The Early Warning System (EWS) is a system to your student(s) that are not preforming well. The system is based on four factors, attendance, discipline entries, current grades, and total credit. As students begin...