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07/01/13 Chapter 8 – Enrolling/Withdrawing 8-1
Chapter 8
ENROLLING AND WITHDRAWING
□ PRE-REGISTRATION (Prior to summer rollover) – Refer Chapter 9A- Pre-Registration.
□ ENROLLMENT (Following summer rollover)
OVERVIEW:
Once the annual “Year-End Processing” (rollover) occurs in the summer, student enrollment
in eSchool includes both the enrollment of students brand new to Fulton County and district
transfers of students who already have an existing record. The existing record may be one or
more years old, so when completing a district transfer take care to update the correct grade
level and school year appropriately. Both types of enrollment will be discussed in this
chapter. In addition, there are numerous other chapters you should cite while enrolling or
withdrawing students that will be referenced along the way.
Prior to enrolling a student the first task is to confirm that the student is eligible for
enrollment in your school based on attendance zone or approved reassignment. This can be
accomplished by using this website: http://edulogweb.fultonschools.org/edulog/webquery/ to
verify a valid address (attendance zone) or by referencing official hardship approval
documentation from the Student Assignment office.
The parent/guardian must complete a Student Enrollment Form (most current version) and
provide a copy of the student’s Birth Certificate, Social Security Card (or signed SSN Waiver
form), Georgia Immunization Certificate, and Georgia Ear/Eye/Dental Certificate. In
addition the parent must provide two “Proof of Residency” documents, a signed and notarized
Affidavit of Residency form, Emergency Signature Card, and other school-based forms as
required. Parents of ESL students must also provide information pertaining to the Country
of Birth, Primary and Correspondence Languages, and Date of Entry into their first US
school.
Table of Contents:
1) Current/Active Student Transfers and Hardship Approvals between school buildings
(Prior to the first day of school ONLY) Page 8-2
2) Student Enrollments
Enrolling new students with no existing Fulton County record Page 8-9
Re-enrolling students with an existing Fulton County record Page 8-21
3) District Student Transfers and Hardship Approvals between school buildings (After the first day of school ONLY) Page 8-25
4) Withdrawals Page 8-28
5) Drop Out Information Page 8-31
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1) CURRENT/ACTIVE STUDENT TRANSFERS AND HARDSHIP APPROVALS between
school buildings (Prior to the first day of school ONLY)
To request that a student, actively enrolled at another Fulton County school, be transferred
to your building prior to the first day of school due to official receipt of hardship approval or
notification by a parent of the student’s change of address/attendance zone, etc.:
□ Log into the “eSchoolPLUS Live Database” for the “2013-2014 School Year”
□ In the menu on the left side of the page click on the Student Center folder. Click the
“New Student Entry” link to go to the “Duplicate Student Search” page.
□ Enter the student’s last name. You may click on the box to the right to select “Sounds
Like”.
□ Click to select the Gender. DO NOT enter the date of birth in the space provided; leave this field blank.
□ Page View: The “Tabbed” method provides “Tabs” in which to enter the data
components for a student, and the “Scrolling” method allows the user to scroll
continuously down the page to enter the data. The Scrolling method is the default.
□ Click “Search”
The school the student is currently enrolled in will appear in the resulting matrix to the
right of the student’s name. Email the data clerk and the SIC of the [current] school, of the
student’s intent to enroll in your building and supply the “reason” (approved hardship code
or change of address, etc.). Request that the student be released from their school and wait
for email notification that the process has been completed. (All Data Clerks are asked to do
this process as quickly as possible so that all students can be enrolled in a timely manner.
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Current/Sending School: Upon receipt of such notification, prior to the first day of school, the
current school will do a Quick Search for the student (Student Center folder > Search link).
Enter the selected field data and click Search.
When the student’s name displays, click on that link to display the student’s data. Prior to
transferring the record, you must remove any scheduling data that may already be in place
at your school.
□ Click on the Student Center folder > Scheduling folder > “Entry” link [if no classes are listed,
skip to the next step (Course Requests)].
□ Click on the checkbox under “Select” (in first column). This will select all of the
checkboxes/courses at once. Click “Clear” – this will delete the classes scheduled at your
school. The “Clear” option should ONLY be used prior to the first day of school.
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□ Click on the Student Center folder > Scheduling folder > “Course Requests link” [if no
courses are listed, skip to the next step]. On the right side of the page, click once in each
checkbox in the “Delete” column to select each course listed. Click Save.
□ Click on the Student Center folder > Demographic folder > Registration link. Remove any/all
data currently in the “Counselor”, “Primary Homeroom”, “Secondary Homeroom”, or
“House/Team” fields. Click Save.
Next, go to the Student Center folder > Demographic folder > “Entry/Withdrawal” link.
On the top line the current school year link will display to the left. Click on the 2014 link to
advance to the ‘Entry/Withdrawal’ page.
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□ Click the arrow next to ‘Building’ and select the receiving school.
□ Click and change the “Override Building of Residence” field arrow to “R –
Needs Review”. Select the appropriate “Override Reason” (use “V00” only if
the student has a new/changed address).
□ Ignore Track.
□ The Calendar should be “R” (Regular).
□ The Grade will be the student’s current year grade level.
□ If the Entry Code is currently “C”, change it to “U”. If the Entry Code is something other than “C”, do not change.
□ The Entry Date should be the date of the first day of school (leave
Withdrawal Code and Withdrawal Date blank).
□ Enter the reason for the transfer in the “Comments” Box. Click the “Save”
button.
This will generate a warning message; click “Yes” to save the record.
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Email the Data Clerk at the receiving school that the record transfer is complete (that school should now have access to the record). Receiving School: Upon receipt of such notification, the receiving school should find the
student actively enrolled at their school.
To make any necessary corrections to a Calendar type, Grade Level, Entry Code, or Entry
Date for this student:
□ Go to Student Center folder > Demographic folder > “Enroll/Withdrawal” link.
□ Click on the 2014 School Year “link” on the top line to access the current edit screen.
□ You will advance to the Entry/Withdrawal page where you can make necessary
corrections/edits.
New Address:
If the student has moved into your school attendance zone, the Physical and Mailing Address
information will need to be updated and validated for the current school attendance zone
□ Click Student Center folder, Demographic folder, Addresses link
□ Click on the “Mailing Address” Tab;
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□ Click on the “Change Address” button. Key the new MAILING address as described
below.
□ Apartment – For apartments, the specific apartment number goes in the
“Apartment” field
□ Complex – Enter the name of the housing subdivision or ‘apartment complex’ (leave
blank for homes not in a subdivision or complex).
□ House Number – Enter the street number of the house or apartment complex.
□ Street Prefix – This field is only used when the zoned street name is preceded by “E”,
“N”, “S”, “W”, etc. (leave blank if not applicable).
□ Street Name – Only the ‘name portion’ of the street goes in the “Street Name” field.
□ Street Type – The ‘type’ of street (i.e. Road, Drive, Way, etc.) goes in this field (click
on the arrow to select the appropriate/valid code; click OK.
□ Street Suffix – This field is only used when the zoned street name is followed by “E”,
“N”, “S”, “W”, etc. (leave blank if not applicable).
□ Development – Leave blank (not used at this time).
□ Delivery Point – Leave blank (not used at this time).
□ City – Do NOT key the name of the city.
□ State – GA
□ Zip Code – Key the appropriate zip code (first field only).
□ Click on the “Search Plan Areas” button. This should generate a block of schools
zoned for that address as the example shows below; click OK (the appropriate city for
that zip code should then automatically populate).
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□ If the resulting box contains a message, “No records match the search criteria entered. Enter a new search and click ‘Search’ to try again” this indicates you must
carefully recheck your field data; verify the student’s address is in a Fulton County
school zone, and then research to be sure the street address, number, prefix/suffix if
applicable, and zip code has all been entered correctly.
□ Check in EDULOG through the Parent Portal, “School Locator” link on the FCBOE
web site to compare proper spelling, abbreviations, etc. Adjust accordingly and then
continue to repeat the process [Search Plan Area] until the applicable block of schools
displays. Click OK.
□ If all attempts fail to locate a school list, click on the “No Plan Area” to allow the
record to be added and notify your SISS.
□ Click on the “Physical Address” Tab.
□ IMPORTANT! Click the checkbox at the top of the page to indicate “Same as mailing address”. The address data will automatically populate.
□ Click the “Save” button (see screen shot below).
□ If the residence (Physical) address is different than the student’s mailing address, do
not click the checkbox; key the alternate address data in the same manner as above
(including “Search Plan Area”); save when complete.
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This process will automatically update the “School of Residence” to the correct school for each
level/grade the student will attend.
Approved Hardship:
If the student is transferring to another school due to an official hardship approval (Student
Assignment) while remaining at their current address, the hardship reason must be
indicated.
□ Click the Student Center folder > Demographic folder > Registration page.
□ On the “Current Year” Tab, select “L – Locked” in the “Override Building of
Residence” field, and click the arrow next to “Override Reason” to select the approved
Hardship Code. Click Save.
Be advised that at some point, all additional information will need to be updated/entered for
the student based on the data on the enrollment form, requirements for various other
departments, and for State reporting (refer to chapters on Student Demographics, Health &
Immunizations, Emergency/Contacts, Special Programs, Activities, and Transcript Courses
History [high schools only].
2) STUDENT ENROLLMENTS
Students who have never been enrolled in a Fulton County school (as well as those who are
currently inactive but have an existing/previous record) should be entered into eSchool using
the “New Student Entry” process.
NEW STUDENT ENROLLMENTS (The minimum required data to enter is “Student”,
“Address and Phone”, “Parents/Guardians”, and “Building”).
To enroll a new student:
□ Log into the “eSchoolPLUS Live Database” for the “2013-2014 School Year”.
□ In the menu on the left side of the page click on the Student Center folder.
□ Click the “New Student Entry” link to go to the “Duplicate Student Search” page.
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□ Enter the student’s last name, click on the box to the right to select “Sounds Like”
and click to select the Gender. DO NOT enter the date of birth in the space provided; leave this field blank.
□ Select “Tabbed” or “Scrolling”. The “Tabbed” method is the default for a new user
and provides “Tabs” for the user to select in which to enter the data components for a
student, and the “Scrolling” method allows the user to scroll continuously down the
page to enter the data.
□ Enter selected data; click on the ‘Search’ button.
The method described here is “Tabbed”.
This action will search the District file and attempt to locate students who match the criteria
entered. One of the three following scenarios will allow you to add the record.
1) If the ‘search’ generates a list but the desired student is NOT found click on the “ADD”
button at the top of the window to produce a “New Student Information” screen and then
follow the instructions in #2 to continue (Note: if the ‘search’ DOES locate an existing record
that is a match skip #2 and go directly to #3 below, page 20).
2) If no record matching the search criteria is found, a “New Student Information” screen will
generate. Key all required data in ALL FOUR AREAS before you save (Student, Address and
Phone, Parents/Guardians, and Building)! Use the student’s Birth Certificate, Social
Security Card, and Enrollment Form to ensure data accuracy. Refer to the following field
descriptions following the screen shot to enter the field data detailed below.
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Buttons (top of the page)
Save – Use this button to save what you have entered AFTER completing ALL FOUR
AREAS. If any required data elements are missing or incorrect you will be prompted to
complete before the record will save. Do not click “Save” until you have entered all required
data! (WARNING: If you click ‘Save’ before you have completed all four “areas” of data, the
action will take you away from the current screen and you will see different
screens/tabs/commands, and you may also be in danger of creating duplicate enrollments!)
Search – Use this button to move to the Search page and search for a student record.
Find Siblings – Use this button to search for a sibling of the student you are entering. If a
sibling is found, you may copy address and contact information into the new student.
New Student – Use this button to save the current student and return to the New Student
Entry Search page to add another student.
ENTERING FIELD DATA:
“Student ID” will be automatically generated following entry of the new student record.
“Grade” is the current year grade. Click on arrow to select current grade level.
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The First, Middle, and Last Name fields must match the student’s Birth Certificate (leave
the middle name field blank if the student has no middle name on the Birth Certificate).
The Generation field is only for “JR”, “SR”, “I”, “II”, “III”, “IV”, “V” (leave blank if it does not
apply); click the arrow to select code. Do not use a period after the abbreviation.
The Age will be automatically generated following entry of the birth date.
The Nickname field is for a “preferred first name” that the student may wish to use
(optional).
Gender – Select the appropriate Gender as per the Birth Certificate.
Birth Date – Key the date of birth off the Birth Certificate, or use the calendar icon to the
right of the field to select the appropriate date. Be very careful to use the correct birth year!
The Social Security number field requires data. DO NOT LEAVE BLANK. If a copy of the
SS card is not available at registration, or the parent signs a SSN Waiver indicating it is not
to be used, an “800” number must be assigned using one from the list of numbers blocked and
approved for your school. Should your list run out, do NOT use the next consecutive number.
Contact your SISS who will direct you to the appropriate individual for a new list.
“Hispanic/Latino Ethnicity” is a required Federal field. “Unanswered” is the default, and
this is not valid; you must click to select either “Yes” or “No”. This data should be collected
on the Enrollment Form along with a “Race” code; a student is required to have BOTH fields
of data completed!
“Race”: You can key a single race code or click on the arrow to select the appropriate choice
for the code. A student may have multiple race codes if that’s indicated on the enrollment
form. To record multiple races click on the “More” button which will produce a window to
enter multiple codes. The entries must have an “order” of preference (indicated by parent)
included as well as the applicable Race code. To add additional codes key on each subsequent
line; a new line will be added each time another code is selected. Click Close.
Federal Code – leave blank; it will be automatically generated.
Home Language – the language the student speaks at home. Enter 08 for English, or select
the appropriate language for the student by clicking the arrow to access the drop-down table
choices.
Native Language – the “Primary Language” defined as the ‘first language the student
learned’. Enter 08 for English, or select the appropriate language for the student by clicking
the arrow to access the drop-down table choices.
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Language of Correspondence – the language the student communicates in most often. Enter
08 for English, or select the appropriate language for the student by clicking the arrow to
access the drop-down table choices. Click to select the corresponding “Use Language for
Mailing” box if applicable.
Family/Census Number – leave blank for now; not currently used.
Email Address – this field is for the student’s email address (not the parent) if applicable.
The data is only required if the student will use the Student Access Center in the future
(leave “Use Email for Mailings” box blank).
Notes – this field is for any free text notes the registrar chooses to enter for the student
(optional). Be sure to be professional!
Web Access, Login, and Password – this is only checked if the student will use the Student
Access Center in the future. Leave all three blank for now (uncheck the box).
Click on the “Find Siblings” button at the top of the page.
This will generate a search for any students with a phone number matching the new student
(Family Census number is not used at this time). Key in the new student’s home telephone
number, click search.
IF Sibling Records Exist: Any students that are located in the district with a matching home
phone number will display on a list in the new window. By referring to the data on the
enrollment form you can determine if one of those listed resides in the same household. If so,
click the radio button to the left of the applicable match to select, click “Submit”.
The resulting window allows for selection of data elements to be copied from the sibling’s
existing record. Click on each desired item and then click “Copy”. All selected data will copy
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into the enrolling student’s record. Do not select any items that would not apply to the
enrolling student. Similarly, the Emergency Contacts may be different if the siblings are
enrolled at different schools, etc.
Once the data has copied into your new student’s record, continue on with the enrollment
process as shown below to complete the entry of all other necessary data elements and
procedures.
No Sibling Records: If there are no available sibling records located through the “Find
Siblings” search (“Number of records found: 0”), a prompt will be generated; click Submit.
DO NOT CLICK “SAVE”! Click on the “Address and Phone” Tab; enter field data into the
“Physical Address” [left side of the screen] as described below the screen shot.
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Apartment – For apartments, the apartment number goes in this field.
Complex – Enter the name of the ‘housing subdivision’ or ‘apartment complex’ (leave blank
for homes not in a subdivision).
House Number – Enter the street number of the house or apartment complex.
Street Prefix – This field is only used when the zoned street name is preceded by “E”, “N”,
“S”, “W”, etc. (leave blank if not applicable).
Street Name – Only the ‘name portion’ of the street goes in the “Street Name” field.
Street Type – The ‘type’ of street (i.e. Road, Drive, Way, etc.) goes in this field (click on the
arrow to select the appropriate/valid code; click OK.
Street Suffix – This field is only used when the zoned street name is followed by “E”, “N”, “S”,
“W”, etc. (leave blank if not applicable).
Development – Leave blank (not used at this time).
Delivery Point – Leave blank.
City – Do NOT key the name of the city at this time.
State – GA
Zip Code – Key the appropriate zip code for the residence address (first field only).
Transport to school – Click to ‘check’ the box if a checkmark is not already present.
Transport from school – Click to ‘check’ the box if a checkmark is not already present.
Click on the “Search Plan Areas” button. This should generate a block of schools zoned for
that address as the example shows below; click OK (the appropriate city for that zip code
should then automatically populate).
If the resulting box contains a message, “No records match the search criteria entered. Enter a new search and click ‘Search’ to try again” this indicates you must carefully recheck your
field data; verify the student’s address is in a Fulton County school zone, and then research
to be sure the street name, number, prefix/suffix if applicable, and zip code has all been
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entered correctly. Check in EDULOG through the Parent Portal, “School Locator” link on
the FCBOE web site to compare proper spelling, abbreviations, etc. Adjust accordingly and
then continue to repeat the process [Search Plan Area] until the applicable block of schools
displays. Click OK (if all attempts fail to locate a school list click on the “No Plan Area” to
allow the record to be added and notify your SISS of the suspect address), and then enter the
‘city’.
On the “Mailing Address” side of this screen click to ‘check’ the box at the top if a checkmark is not already present to indicate “Same as physical address” if both match. If the parent has
indicated the student’s mailing address is different from the physical address, the “Same as
physical address” box should be unchecked and you should repeat the process used when
keying the Physical Address form data to add mailing address information.
DO NOT CLICK “SAVE”! Click on the “Phone Type” arrow and select “Home – H” to
indicate the telephone number that should be called to reach the student’s home (it doesn’t
matter if this is a parent cell phone, landline, etc.); click OK. Key the phone number (you do
not need to use dashes or parentheses). The “Listing Status” will default to “Listed”. If the
parent has indicated on the enrollment form that their home telephone number is ‘unlisted’,
click on the arrow to the right and select “U-Unlisted”. If the student has a cell phone
number indicated as well, click on the second line to enter that data in the same fashion. For
data that has copied in from a sibling record and requires no additions or corrections do
nothing more. This is not the place to enter parents’ additional contact phone numbers.
DO NOT CLICK “SAVE PRINT FLAGS determine the letters/notifications/reports sent to
the contact person. There are print flags assigned to the student as well as the individual
parent/guardian. To avoid duplicate letters/notifications/reports being printed for multiple
individuals at the same address, the district office will be removing the parent/guardian
print flags and leaving the students print flags ONLY. If there is a need for an additional
household to have an extra mailing printed, the school will need to check the print flags for
the guardian that would like to receive the extra mailing. To select or unselect all print
flags, click the Select box. You will be notified when the print flags have been removed for
your building. If you have any questions regarding this process please contact your assigned
Student Information Support Specialist (SISS).
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DO NOT CLICK “SAVE”! Click on the “Parents/Guardians” Tab; enter field data as
described below the following screen shot.
Note: Only ‘contacts’ living in the same household with the student should be entered here!
The student’s mailing address (as indicated on the “Address/Phone” tab) will automatically
be copied here, and the “Living With” flag will be set.
Note: If the data on this screen was copied in from a “sibling record” skip to the “Building”
Tab portion of this chapter (page 17) to continue. If the parent/guardian data and/or phone
data requires any updating, that will need to be done at a later time on the “Contact Link”
page (or “Contacts” link from the menu) so disregard this tab for now and make a note to go
back and update the data after the record has been saved (refer to Student Demographics
chapter). If no data was copied from a sibling record proceed as indicated below.
Last Name – Key the last name indicated for the parent/guardian on the enrollment form.
Click on the “Search Guardian” button at the bottom of the page to search the district file for
this parent. Parent/Guardians having this same or similar last name will display in a
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“Linked Student List” window with selection buttons to the left of each choice. Verify the
entries against the data on the enrollment form.
If a match is found, click on the appropriate button and click OK to bring in all of the data
onto the form. This will generate a ‘prompt’; click NO as you have already entered the
student’s correct physical/residence address (see screen shot below).
Once the data comes into the form, make any necessary corrections based on the data
entered on the enrollment form.
If no valid match is found, click Close (to close a list) or OK (for the “no matches” prompt
window) and continue with data entry as indicated below.
Title – Click on the arrow to select the appropriate code.
First Name, Middle Name (if applicable) – Key the name indicated for the parent/guardian
on the enrollment form. The Generation field is only for “JR”, “SR”, “I”, “II”, “III”, “IV”, “V”
(leave blank if it does not apply); click the arrow to select code. Do not use a period after the
abbreviation.
Home Language – Required for ESL students, optional for all others (the language the
parent speaks at home). Select the appropriate language for the student by clicking the
arrow to access the drop-down table choices.
Language of Correspondence – Required for ESL students, optional for all others. This is the
language the parent communicates in most often (if a language is indicated, click the check
box next to “Use Language for Mailing”).
Email Address – Key the parent’s email address as indicated on enrollment form (leave “Use
Email for Mailing” unchecked).
Education Level – Leave blank.
DO NOT CLICK “SAVE”. Note: If prompted to “Search Plan Area”, click on the ‘Search Plan Area’ button then click on the “No Plan Area” button and move on. Click on “Phone
Type” arrow and select “Home – H” to indicate the telephone number that should be called to
reach the parent/guardian at the student’s home, click OK. Key the phone number (you do
not need to use dashes or parentheses). The “Listing Status” will default to “Listed”. If the
parent has indicated on the enrollment form that their home telephone number is ‘unlisted’,
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click on the arrow to the right and select “U-Unlisted”. If this parent has a cell phone
number as well, click on the second line to enter that data in the same fashion. Repeat for
Work, Fax, etc., to enter any additional phone numbers for this parent.
DO NOT CLICK “SAVE”. Repeat this entire sequence for Parent/Guardian 2 on the right-
hand side of the screen (beginning with last name and “Search Guardian”).
Note: If more than two parent/guardians/contacts live in the same household with the
student these will be entered at a later time (“Contacts”). DO NOT CLICK “SAVE”.
Click on the “Building” Tab; enter field data as described below the screen shot.
Building – Your school (default) building.
Track – Leave blank
Calendar – Select “R” (Regular Calendar)
Entry Type – C – Current Year
Entry Code – Click on the arrow to select the appropriate Entry Code from the list (do NOT accept the default “U” code as this is rarely applicable).
Entry Date – The date of the first day of school. NOTE: After the first day of school the date
must be the date the student actually attends for the first time.
The minimum data required to enter a student’s new record has now been completed; click
“Save” if there are no other students to enroll at this time. If additional students are to be
enrolled now, click on the “New Student” button – that will save the current record and
advance you to the screen to begin another enrollment.
If the process generates a prompt as shown below, click OK, and then select “Needs Review”
and the appropriate “Override Reason” (Hardship Code), or – if the address is the issue (did
not find “Plan Area”), select “Validating Address”. Click OK to save the record (follow any
additional prompts received to make necessary corrections until the record will save).
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Once you have done the minimal data entry and saved the record, you have multiple options
(quit; schedule student; process additional enrollments; or continue with data entry for
student).
1. If you do not wish to enter other new students at this time and/or you do not wish to continue
entering additional data for this student, click on the “Save” button. Click on any link in the
menu to the left to move on to another task.
2. To schedule the student, click on the Student Center folder, Scheduling folder, Course
Requests. Key course numbers for each course the student will take, or use the link arrow
next to “Course” to select each from the Course Catalog. When complete, click Model to see
how the schedule will look. You can accept or reject to save or make corrections. As an
alternative, you can go directly to the Entry page and use the Quick Search button to add the
specific desired schedule for the student.
Be advised that at some point, all additional information will need to be updated/entered for
the student based on the data on the enrollment form, requirements for various other
departments, and for State reporting (refer to chapters on Student Demographics, Health &
Immunizations, Emergency/Contacts, Special Programs, Activities, Transcript Courses
History [high schools only], and Student Success Plan [if applicable]).
3. If you have additional students to enroll and you want to get them in immediately for the
purpose of scheduling or to verify enrollment counts for the next year, click on the “New
Student” button to save your current record and advance you to the “Duplicate Student
Search” screen to repeat the process for the next new student. Be advised that at some point,
all additional information will need to be updated/entered for the student based on the data
on the enrollment form, requirements for various other departments, and for State reporting
(refer to chapters on Student Demographics, Health & Immunizations, Emergency/Contacts,
Special Programs, Activities, Transcript Courses History [high schools only], and Student
Success Plan [if applicable]).
4. If you wish to enter additional data for the student now click on the “Save” button and follow
these additional steps.
On the next/current screen; click on the “Next” button.
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This will advance you to the “Student/Contact Relationship” page. You will see the
parent/guardian data there that you entered during the new student entry process. Click on
the name “link” to open the Contact Detail page for that parent.
The “Contact Type” defaults to “Guardian”. On the bottom half of the screen, click the arrow
(below the tabs) to select the applicable “Relationship” (select a relationship having a
numeric code) in the drop-down table below. You can also “uncheck” any printing options in
the “Print Flags” area at the bottom of the page for items you do not want to print for this
parent/guardian (see screen shot that follows).
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After making any additions/corrections to the record, click ‘Save’. This will generate a prompt
indicating that the contact record as it pertains to this student (and any linked siblings) will
be saved; click ‘Yes’.
The record will save and return you to the Contact List page. Click on the second contact (if
applicable) and repeat the process, returning to the Contacts page when complete. Please
refer to the Student Demographics chapter for further explanation of all field data entry
specifications.
Click “Next” to advance to the “Registration Information” page. You should not need to do
anything on this page but verify that all information is correct. Check the “Current Year
Status” at the top of the page to ensure it is “A – Active” and that the school building and
“Override Reason” (if applicable) are correct.
Click on the “Next” button to advance to the “Personal” page. For specific field data entry
instructions, please refer to the Student Demographics chapter.
After data entry is complete click on the “Next” button to advance to the “Emergency” page.
Please refer to the Emergency/Contacts chapter for further explanation of all field data entry
specifications. When all data entry has been completed on this page click “Finish”.
From the menu on the left side of your screen, click on the Student Center folder;
Demographic folder, and then “Additional Student Information” link. On this screen you will
click in the first check box to indicate the student has an Affidavit of Residency form on file
for the current school year, and a place to enter the date on the form using the calendar icon
provided. There are also 3 check boxes to indicate if the student has the completed required
“Georgia Eye, Ear, Dental form” on file with each area completed and signed by the
appropriate medical representative. The “PreK History” field is used to indicate the type of
PK program participation for the student. Click Save.
3) If the Duplicate Student Search locates an existing record that is a match or “near match”
to your search criteria, a list will be generated where a record can be selected and
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transferred to your school. Look for “Inactive” status with a “Re-Enroll” link to the right of
the record. Verify the student’s full name, grade level, previous school, etc., to ensure the
correct student is displayed prior to the record transfer. If the correct student is located and
has the Re-enroll link, click on that link to access the record (see screen shot below).
This action will advance the user to an Enrollment History page showing the student’s
tenure in the Fulton County schools.
If the student is RE-ENTERING your school building, click the “Re-Enter Student”
button.
Enter the applicable Entry Date (date student will first attend), and appropriate Enter Code.
If the student is coming FROM ANOTHER building, click the “New” button.
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The next window will default to the student’s “prior school” data where it must be updated to
reflect the current enrolling data for the student. The School Year is the ‘current school year’
(the calendar year in which the school year ENDS), the Building will be your school, Track is
blank, Calendar is “R – Regular”, the Grade is the current year grade level (be careful to update this appropriately if the record is old), the “Entry Type” is “C – Current Year”, the
Entry Code must be appropriately selected from the table (click the arrow), the Entry Date is
the student’s first date of attendance. Leave the Withdrawal Code and Withdrawal Date
blank. Enter any pertinent additional information in the “Comments” box. Click Save when
all data is complete.
IF the zoned school is other than your school and a prompt message is generated, click OK,
and note the instructions below.
On the resulting page click on the arrow to change “Override Building of Residence” to “L –
Locked” and click the arrow to add the appropriate “Override Reason” (Hardship Code), or –
if the address is the issue (did not find “Plan Area” or you have not yet corrected to the new
physical address), select “Validating Address” as the Override Reason code. Click OK to save
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the record (follow any additional prompts received to make necessary corrections until the
record will save).
From the menu on the left side of your screen, click on the Student Center folder;
Demographic folder, and then “Additional Student Information” link. On this screen you will
click in the first check box to indicate the student has an Affidavit of Residency form on file
for the current school year, and a place to enter the date on the form using the calendar icon
provided. There are also 3 check boxes to indicate if the student has the completed required
“Georgia Eye, Ear, Dental form” on file with each area completed and signed by the
appropriate medical representative. The “PreK History” field is used to indicate the type of
PK program participation for the student. Click Save.
The student’s previous record has now been transferred to your school and the student is
enrolled with the minimum required data. Now that the record has been saved, you have
multiple options (quit; schedule student; process additional enrollments/transfers; or
continue with data entry for student). Click on the Student Summary link in the menu on
the left to see the existing data for the student.
Be advised that at some point, all additional data will need to be updated and/or entered for
the student based on the remaining data on the enrollment form, requirements for various
other departments, and for State reporting (refer to chapters on Student Demographics,
Emergency/Contacts, Health & Immunizations, Special Programs, Activities, Transcript
Courses History [high schools only], and Student Success Plan [if applicable]).
3) DISTRICT STUDENT TRANSFERS AND HARDSHIP APPROVALS between school
buildings (After the first day of school)
1) To enroll an inactive student who has been previously enrolled in a Fulton County school and
has an existing district record, from the menu on the left side of the page click on the Student
Center folder. Click the “New Student Entry” link to go to the “Duplicate Student Search”
page. Enter the student’s last name, click on the box to the right to select “Sounds Like” and
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click to select the Gender. DO NOT enter the date of birth in the space provided; leave this field blank. Select “Tabbed” or “Scrolling”. Either method of entering a new record is
correct; they just look different. The “Tabbed” method provides “Tabs” in which to enter the
data components for a student, and the “Scrolling” method allows the user to scroll
continuously down the page to enter the data. The choice is up to user preference.
This action will search the district file and attempt to locate students who match the criteria
entered.
When the Duplicate Student Search locates the existing record that is a match or “near
match” to your search criteria, a list will be generated where a record can be selected and
transferred to your school. Look for “Inactive” status with a “Re-Enroll” link to the right of
the record. Verify the student’s full name, grade level, previous school, etc., to ensure the
correct student is displayed prior to the record transfer. If the correct student is located and
has the Re-enroll link, click on that link to access the record.
This action will advance the user to an Enrollment History page showing the student’s
tenure in the Fulton County schools. Click “NEW” (see screen shot below).
The next window will default to the student’s “prior” data where it must be updated to reflect
the current enrolling data for the student. The School Year is the ‘current school year’ (the
calendar year in which the school year ENDS), the Building will be your school, Track is
blank, Calendar is “R – Regular” (“C” – No ADA [Comm Based]), the Grade is the current
year grade level (be careful to update this appropriately if the record is old), the “Entry Type”
is “C – Current Year”, the Entry Code must be appropriately selected from the table (click
the arrow), the Entry Date the student’s first date of attendance. Leave the Withdrawal Code
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and Withdrawal Date blank. Enter any pertinent additional information in the “Comments”
box. Click Save when all data is complete. Click Save when all data is complete.
IF the zoned school is other than your school and a prompt message is generated, click OK,
and note the instructions below.
On the resulting page click on the arrow to change “Override Building of Residence” to “L –
Locked” and click the arrow to add the appropriate “Override Reason” (Hardship Code), or –
if the address is the issue (did not find “Plan Area” or you have not yet corrected to the new
physical address), select “Validating Address” as the Override Reason code. Click OK to save
the record (follow any additional prompts received to make necessary corrections until the
record will save).
From the menu on the left side of your screen, click on the Student Center folder;
Demographic folder, and then “Additional Student Information” link. On this screen you will
click in the first check box to indicate the student has an Affidavit of Residency form on file
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for the current school year, and a place to enter the date on the form using the calendar icon
provided. There are also 3 check boxes to indicate if the student has the completed required
“Georgia Eye, Ear, Dental form” on file with each area completed and signed by the
appropriate medical representative. The “PreK History” field is used to indicate the type of
PK program participation for the student. Click Save.
The student’s previous record has now been transferred to your school and the student is
enrolled with the minimum required data. Now that the record has been saved, you have
multiple options (quit; schedule student; process additional enrollments/transfers; or
continue with data entry for student). Click on the Student Summary link in the menu on
the left to see the existing data for the student.
Be advised that at some point, all additional data will need to be updated and/or entered for
the student based on the remaining data on the enrollment form, requirements for various
other departments, and for State reporting (refer to chapters on Student Demographics,
Emergency/Contacts, Health & Immunizations, Special Programs, Activities, Transcript
Courses History [high schools only], and Student Success Plan [if applicable]).
2) If the “Duplicate Student Search” process produces a list showing your student actively
enrolled at another Fulton County school, you must first contact the current school and
request they “Withdraw” the student so that the record becomes “Inactive” and generates a
“Re-Enroll” link. To transfer an existing record for a student actively enrolled at another
Fulton County school (due to official receipt of hardship approval or notification by a parent
of the student’s change of address/attendance zone, etc.), notify the current school of the
student’s intent to enroll at your school and the applicable date.
Upon notification, the current school must follow the instructions in the Withdrawals section
below to withdraw the student as of their last date of attendance (must be prior to the first
date of attendance of the student at your school). A student cannot be enrolled and
withdrawn on the same date. Once that has been done and the current school has notified
you, you should follow the instructions above to transfer the now ‘inactive’ record off of the
district list using the “re-enroll” process. Reference the steps in “#1” above.
4) WITHDRAWAL (after the first day of school/attendance)
Note: After the first day of school IF the student has attended for one or more days the
student must be WITHDRAWN in eSchool by the sending school and then “re-enrolled” at
the receiving school (see “Withdrawal” section at the end of this chapter).
After the first day of school/attendance, students leaving your building must be withdrawn
from eSchool regardless of where they are going. Prior to processing the withdrawal in
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eSchool and sending the student’s record out to the district file please be sure all data entry has been completed for the student. This includes all updated data regarding Discipline,
Medical Alerts, Clinic Visits, Immunizations, Student Notes, Activities, State reporting data,
etc. Using the Quick Search feature, find the student who is withdrawing. Click on the
resulting student link to access the record. Click on the Student Center folder, Demographic
folder, “Entry/Withdrawal” link to advance to the Entry/Withdrawal “list” page.
This page provides a list of historical enrollment for the student in Fulton County schools
with the most current data at the top of the window.
When a student transfers buildings (or leaves the district) a Withdrawal Date and
Withdrawal Code for the active record is entered. A new entry/withdrawal record will then
be created as the student re-enrolls. A student may only ever have one active record (a
record that does not have a withdrawal date or code). The active record determines the
student's current building, grade, and calendar and appears on the top line of the page.
On the top line the current school year link will display to the left. Click on that “School
Year” link on the top line (this should be the current status/school) to advance to the current
year screen.
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Enter the appropriate Withdrawal Code and Withdrawal Date. The Withdrawal Date should
be the student’s actual “last date of attendance” at your school. The Withdrawal Code should
be the appropriate State code available in the drop-down table. Enter reason for withdrawal
and/or any additional pertinent information into the Comments box. Click Save. NOTE: If
the student is going on to another Georgia school (outside of Fulton County), there must be a
[hard copy] “Records Request” on file to use a “T” Withdrawal Code.
If the student has courses scheduled, click to select the “DROP SCHEDULE” option (ONLY).
□ Drop – Drops all courses in student’s schedule – you MUST select this option.
□ Preserve – NOT RECOMMENDED; causes skewed data. □ Keep – NOT RECOMMENDED; causes skewed data. □ Once the schedule has been dropped; Click Save.
□ Important! Go to the Student’s schedule to make necessary adjustments.
□ Student Center > Scheduling > Mass Entry
The “Date Dropped” has already defaulted for you but you must adjust the First MP, Last
MP, and Mark Issued By fields accordingly.
First MP – Refers to the first marking period that the student will receive a grade
Last MP – Refers to the last marking period that the student will receive or has received a
grade. This does not refer to the last day that the student was enrolled in the class.
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Mark Issued By – This field is used to determine if the teacher will give a grade (which keeps
the student active in the gradebook) or has given a grade that is on the transcript or if a
grade is not going to be issued. The only valid choices are “T” for teacher and “N” for no
grade.
TIPS:
□ If a student has received a final grade that has posted to the transcript, the Mark
Issued By will ALWAYS be “T” once the class is dropped due to a withdrawal.
However, the Last MP may need to be adjusted.
□ If a student has not received a final grade and there is no grade on the transcript, the
Mark Issued By will ALWAYS be “N”.
Please contact your SISS if you are unsure of what needs to be put in any of the fields
5) DROP OUT INFORMATION
The Drop-Out information page is currently available for access in eSchoolPLUS. Those
students identified as drop-outs should be verified and coded accordingly. This page
should be populated in its entirety following the withdrawal process for any student
coded with one of the Department of Education’s Withdrawal “Drop Out” Codes indicated
below. To access the Drop-Out Information page, follow this path:
Student Center>Demographic>Drop Out Information
□ Date of Withdrawal – Enter the same date that was used to withdraw the student.
□ Withdrawal Code – Select one of the DOE withdrawal “drop out” codes listed below
from the drop down menu. This code should have also been used when withdrawing
the student: Click OK
Description Code
Marriage B
Expelled E
Financial Hardship/Job F
Incarcerated/Criminal Justice Authority I
Low Grades/School Failure L
Military M
Adult Education/Post-Secondary O
Pregnant/Parent P
Serious Illness/Accident S
Unknown U
Removed for Lack of Attendance R
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□ Grade Level – Select the current grade level of the student from the drop down menu.
Click OK
□ Dropout Withdrawal Reason – Select the appropriate dropout reason from the from
the drop down menu: Click OK
Description Code
Did not feel connected to anyone at the school 12
Did not get along with teachers or students 10
Disciplinary Problems (Suspensions) 11
Failed too many courses/could not keep up 4
Incarceration/Juvenile Detention 13
Mental or Physical illness 8
Missed too many days 5
Description Code
Not interested in classes 6
Problem with Drugs/Alcohol 9
To become a parent 2
To get a job 1
To take care of a family member 3
Victim of Bullying 7
□ Intervention_1, Intervention_2, Intervention_3 – Select each Intervention that was
done for the student in the appropriate drop down menus. The table for all
Intervention codes is as follows: Click OK
Description Code
Behavior Contract 09
Counseling Referral 07
Credit Recovery 10
Graduation Coach Referral 05
Hospital/Homebound Referral 13
Mentor Assigned 04
Modified Schedule 06
Parent Conference 02
SST Referral 14
SSW Referral 01
Testing Remediation 11
Tutoring Provided 03
□ Additional Comments – Any additional comments may be typed into this area.
□ Save – Click Save to keep your entries.
□ Delete – Check the Delete box and click Save if you need to remove the drop out
information that was previously saved.