PowerSchool Guides

• How to Properly Drop and Add a Section.pdf
• Deleting a Student in PS.pdf
• End of Term Checklist.pdf
• Single Sign-on Parent Accounts.pdf
• Graduation Planner Setup.pdf
• Pre-registering students.pdf
• End of Year.pdf
• Start of Year Checklist.pdf
• Locker assignments in PS.pdf
• PT Mobile App.pdf
• GE Import 12-13.pdf
• Importing KRAL Test Scores.pdf
• Importing ACT & SAT.pdf
• DDE Transportation Export.pdf
• Create Managed Connection.pdf
• PS & Importing Configuration and Data Post Upgrade.pdf

Helpful Resources

• My Favorite Searches & DAT's.pdf

• PS 7.5.x System Requirements.pdf
  Have you found yourself saying, 'my PowerSchool is acting funny'?  Maybe not in those exact words. Certain versions of operating systems, Java, and web browsers all play a key role in your district's PowerSchool performance.  Attached above is Pearson's system requirements for version 7.5.x, pay special attention to page 14 & 15. This document can also be found on PowerSource, article #67283.

Websites

http://www.powerdatasolutions.org/

http://www.nicktech.org/OR_Screenshots

http://www.edutech.nodak.edu/powerschool/templates/

https://sites.google.com/a/gwaea.org/psusers1/

Something You Should Know:

Course records should not be deleted in PowerSchool, however you can make any course "inactive" in your building's course catalog.

To inactivate a course, go to School Setup > Courses and click on the link "Manage Courses for this building".  This will take you to a screen that will list all courses with checkboxes next to each course.  To inactivate a course, uncheck the checkbox next to the course you wish to be inactive in your building.

After doing this, the course will no longer appear in course lists in your building.