ALL-RIC 2023 User Group Conference Highlights
ALL-RIC Conference Highlights SchoolTool and RIC Partners' Collaborative Efforts
SchoolTool 20.2 has arrived! What's included in this latest release? Keep reading:
Version 20.2 provides an overhaul of existing authentication logic to introduce significant improvements to security and provide a consistent login experience between the full website and mobile site:
A new Translations area is available in Maintenance to allow districts to enter translation text for a number of district-defined values. Translated text entered here will then be displayed on report cards based on the Printed Report Card Language prompt for each report.
In addition, all remaining canned report card formats have been updated to use the new Printed Report Card Language setting.
"Update Students" functionality now includes the ability to receive updates to student contacts' mailing addresses. When changes are made to a contact's mailing address (whether adding, changing, or removing the address), this data will be included in the Update Students grid in Census > Receive Student Data and will be shown on the Contact Changes report for the corresponding row.
A number of changes were added to ensure accurate NYS Data Warehouse reporting. Changes include the following:
Enhanced online help for Grade Book Setup (Teacher help) and in the Maintenance > User/Group > Groups & Security Tree area to make it easier for users to find information.
And that’s not all!
To learn more about everything included in this latest release of SchoolTool, watch our Release Video!
To continue to learn more about the SchoolTool product in general, visit our related webpages:
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