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Viewing Students in a Group

Student Center > Groups > Double-Click Group From Student Groups: Use the tabs to locate the desired Group. Double-click the Group to open the specific ‘Student Group’ window.

Undoing a Payment from a Student Account

Using the Undo function in Acorn is explicitly for the use of removing a payment that was never made.  For example, if a check was hand entered against the wrong student account it would...

Student Fees-Account Histories

When questions arise about a students account and changes that may have taken place or discrepancies about amounts owed/paid, the first place to look is the student’s account histories.

Removing Fees from a Payment Plan

Individual items can be removed from a payment plan if required.  Typically, fees should only be removed from a payment plan if the parent is making a full payment for that fee or the...

Remove a Payment Plan After Payments are Made

Payment plans function like no interest loans.  When a plan is added to an account, applicable school fees are considered paid and payment plan installments are setup with corresponding negative paid amounts.  To remove...

Remove a Payment Plan Before Payments are Made

Payment plans function like no interest loans.  When a plan is added to an account, applicable school fees are considered paid and payment plan installments are setup with corresponding negative paid amounts.  To remove...

Making a Payment

Accepting a Payment to a Student Account will put the funds into the correct GL Accounts and will mark the Fee as paid.Student Center > Find Students > Double-Click Student > Record Payment

Finding and Viewing a Student Account

Main Console > Student Center > Find Student > Double-Click Student From the Main Console: Select Student Center. Click the Find Student menu item from the side bar menu to open the Find Student...

Editing a Student Fee Assessment

Bookkeepers may need to use the Edit Fee function to adjust fines.  The function can also be used if a user would like to zero out a fee but leave the line item on...