Maintain and Manage Grading Reports from Skyward Sample Clauses

Maintain and Manage Grading Reports from Skyward. BY o Run all Grading Reports and Honor Roll at scheduled times. o Select criteria/perimeters to print on Report Cards and Honor Roll Reports. o Adjust Grading Setup to match grading schedule. o Print copies of Grading Reports and Honor Roll; distribute to Principal, Vice Principal, o School Counselors, and support staff as needed. o Maintain Records of all Grading Reports and Honor Roll Reports. o File Reports and/or Documents as required. o Print Teacher Proof Sheets from Skyward. o Contact Staff with grading needs or questions. o Contact Omak Chronicle and Wenatchee World Newspapers at the end of S1/S2 with Honor Roll information. o Run and print scheduled D&F Reports from Skyward. o Run and print D&F Reports when requested by parents or staff. o Address and label Envelopes, stuff with grading reports and/or report cards, and mail home.
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