Quarter 3 Report Card period ends Friday, March 11 and the Checklist document is available on SharePoint. 

To identify students in your School whose parents have opted out of their child wearing a mask, run the Enterprise Report, MSCS – School Masking Opt-Out in PowerSchool. Instructions to run the report are as follows.

1. Log into PowerSchool.
2. From your Start page, under Reports in the left-hand menu, select Enterprise Reports.
3. From the Reports page, scroll down to Other and find the MSCS – School Masking Opt-Out report and select the report.
4. Once the report opens, open the filter, School = ‘Select School,’ by clicking on the words, Select School. The Filter box should open.
5. In the Filter box, click on the blue box with the down arrow to the right of “Select School” and scroll up or down to find the name of your School.
6. Select your School by clicking on your School’s name and then click on the Apply button in the bottom right of the Filter box.
7. A list of your students should appear.
8. To print this list out, select the blue Action button at the report's top.
9. At the bottom of the Action box, select Download, and the Download box will open.
10. Select either CSV or PDF. CSV will create an Excel spreadsheet. PDF will allow you to print it out or save it as a PDF.

The Tennessee Department of Education has released selected items from the spring 2021 TCAP Achievement and EOC assessments. The documents containing these items can be found on the state’s LiveBinders site HERE. In addition, we have placed these documents in an Assessment SharePoint folder HERE. Access to the Sharepoint folder is limited, but everyone should access the LiveBinders site. Metadata such as item type, key, and standard alignment are included with each item, and each item appears as it would in a paper test booklet. Please note the following:

• No Algebra I items are posted.
• No ELA items below fourth grade are posted.
• We do not know if there are plans to post additional items. These may be all of the things shared from spring 2021.
• For ELA, math, and social studies, there are separate PDFs for each grade/course. For science, all items have been included in a single PDF.

The DAIM team is preparing to reimagine Student Profiles for the 2022-23 school year, and we need your help! To collect information from YOU, our users, we are launching a Measure What Matters campaign! Our goal is to provide you with the data you need, organized in a user-friendly way.

Here's how to participate – fill out this concise form to share which data you're using the most and which information you wish you had. You can fill the form out as many times as you would like. For your convenience, we are also adding a "Measure What Matters" button in the navigation pane of each DAIM dashboard for quick access. Entries from this brief questionnaire will be used to inform the reimagined Student Profile dashboard set to release in 2022-23.

Share this flyer with your school staff: Student Profile Campaign Flyer