Delete or Change Daily Attendance Records in a Student Record

Delete or Change Daily Attendance Records in a Student Record

  1. Go to the student record, left side menu, Academics, Attendance, Daily.
  2. Click on the Change Multiple Days button on the right.
  3. Enter the applicable date range.
  4. From the list next to "Codes to scan for," select the attendance code currently in use.
  5. From the Attendance Code to Set, select Present.
  6. Enter a note in the Comment field with explanation, your initials and the date. 

Setting the code to Unset "deletes" the attendance record. 

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