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Tool Search: Federal/State Program Updater
Introduction
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The Federal/State Program Updater (FSPU) allows State Edition and District Edition users to import federal or state program participation data using an import file. Users can also add, edit, or delete federal or state program participation data using an Ad hoc filter.
Records can also be imported for Attendance Recovery (AR) using the same file used when requesting new SSIDs, a current Ad hoc filter, or another file that includes the student's SSID.
Use this tool to:
- Create Attendance Recovery Program records.
- Add Attendance Recovery Program Services records for Days Used.
- Add Attendance Recovery Program Services records for Hours Earned.
The FSPU can be used to add and maintain Attendance Recovery records when using the manual process to manage records, particularly when program attendance for recovery programs is recorded outside of Campus.
The import can be run daily (consider creating a daily task using the Task Scheduler). Every time the import runs, the total hours earned for students are updated.
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Before you begin
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Before installing {version number}, ensure you have:
- Review the Federal/State Program Updater article for a general understanding of the tool.
- See the Federal/State Program Updater Tool Rights article for details on available tool rights.
- Create a list of students who require Attendance Recovery Program records and/or have existing Attendance Recovery records. This can come from the Filter Designer, the SSID file, an existing Google Sheet, or an Excel file. Verify the list of students includes their SSID.
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Installation steps
The following procedure explains how to use the Federal/State Program Update to create Attendance Recovery Program records for students.
Every student can be assigned an Attendance Recovery Program record without that record affecting reporting. Attendance hours are not reported on the Program record; the hours are recorded on the Program Services record.
Step 1 - Select Program and Mode
- Select Attendance Recovery from the Select Federal Program dropdown list.
- Select Import File: Add/Edit Participation from the Select Mode list of radio buttons.
- Click Next.
Step 2 - Create a New Import Mapping
- Click New. An Import Options modal displays.
- Enter the Mapping Name that identifies what is included in the mapping, e.g., Student Attendance Recovery Program Records 011426.
- Select the correct file type in the What is the file type? Options are Comma Delimited or Tab Delimited.
- Select the correct identifier for the records in the What identifier(s) in the import file will be used to match to students? Options are State ID, Last Name/First Name/Birth Date, or Person ID. Best Practice is to match to the student's State ID when possible.
- Mark the remaining checkboxes when your file includes the following:
- Source File includes a header row
- Overwrite existing data
- Auto-end overlapping records
- Click Save. The import record is available in the Saved Import Mappings window.
Creation of a new import mapping Step 3 - Upload the Source File
- Click Browse to locate the source file to import on your device.
- Select the file from your device location and click Open on the File Upload window. The selected file is listed next to the Browse button.
- Click Next to map the fields in the source file to the saved import mappings.
Step 4 - Map the Import Mapping to the Source Fields
When you created the Import mapping, you chose how to map the data to the selected students. Now you are going to use that entry to test and eventually import the data in the source file to create Attendance Recovery Program records.
FSPU - Mapped File Data Column AssignmentThe columns from the source file are displayed in the Import Data File Sample (see image above), with each column from that file assigned a corresponding number.
- Enter the column header name from the import file that contains the student identifier. For the field name State ID, select SSID from the Column in Import File field. That field is then displayed in the Mapped Fields window.
- Enter the column header name from the import file that contains the student's Start Date. In this example, the start date is column 8.
- Date fields need to be mapped to a specific format. After selecting Start Date in the Column in Import File field, click Map Field. Select the Date Format in the Start Date Field Map modal. In this example, the date format is MMDDYYYY. Select that option from the dropdown field and click Save. That field is then displayed in the Mapped Fields window.
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Next steps What's next?
- Create Attendance Recovery Program Services records for Earned Hours and Days Used.
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