How Do I Un-Graduate a Student?

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Welcome to our guide on how to reverse a student's graduated status! This process is essential for ensuring that student records are accurate and up-to-date. In this article, we will walk you through the steps required to restore a student's grade, graduation year, and enrollment status. Let's get started!

Who Can Reverse a Student's Graduated Status?

Only staff members with District Office permissions have the ability to reverse a student's graduated status. This includes restoring their grade, graduation year, and enrollment status.

When Is This Needed?

There are several scenarios in which you may need to reverse a student's graduated status:

  • A student graduates early by mistake.

  • Credit completion status changes.

  • Graduation data was entered incorrectly.

How to Un-Graduate a Student

Follow these steps to successfully un-graduate a student:

  1. Go to Manage > Students.

  2. Switch to Preview Mode.

  3. Filter the Enrollment Status to Graduated.

  4. Locate the student and click Edit.

  5. Update the following:

    • Grade (typically 12)

    • Graduation Year

  6. Click Save.

  7. Click Edit again.

  8. Scroll to Enrollment Records.

  9. Edit the Graduated record:

    • Change Status to Active.

    • Assign the correct high school.

  10. Click Save.

Result

After completing these steps, the following will occur:

  • The student becomes Active.

  • The student will appear in the upcoming school year.

  • Eligibility and registration will resume normally.

Important Notes

Before you proceed, please keep in mind the following:

  • Only District Office roles can perform this action.

  • Always verify enrollment records after making changes.

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