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1 Electronic Attendance Summary Reports
How to archive them properly

2 ASRs will be stored electronically
ASR Reports are stored electronically and no longer printed unless a school is directed to do so by Student Accounting. Run ASRs each Monday for the prior week and for the Entire School Year. Save the ASRs in the staff SharePoint as a PDF file where teachers can access the reports on their own computer. Teacher’s will go to the office weekly and sign the Verification Log indicating that they have reviewed the ASRs on SharePoint. Go to the link below to access the schools SharePoint site:

3 The Process: Running the ASRs
On Monday starting the 3rd week of school (all calendars) run the ASR report for the first 2 weeks of school. Every Monday continue to run ASRs for the prior week for the entire year. To find the ASR report go to: Index>NV State Reporting> NV Attendance Summary Report

4 What selections do I make to run the ASRs?
The next 6 slides will show you what to select to run the ASRs correctly

5 Input the Start Date - The Start Date must be the Monday date of the previous week.

6 Mark the “Active Teacher Only” box.

7 Selection Criteria Elementary Schools will select “Course” and Secondary Schools will select “Teacher”

8 Select “Teacher Name” under Sort.
All Schools will select teacher name to sort the report.

9 Select State Format (PDF)

10 Click Generate Report

11 Secondary schools select Teacher/Teacher Name
You can select all of the teachers or a group of teachers by holding down the CTRL or shift key on the computer keyboard and highlighting the teacher names by clicking the name(s) with the mouse. Click Generate Report.

12 Elementary schools select Course(s)/Teacher Name
Select AM Attendance 001E and PM Attendance 002E. You can select both courses by holding down the CTRL key on the computer keyboard and highlighting the course names by clicking on the course(s) with the mouse. Click Generate Report.

13 Saving the ASRs Save the report to your desktop and name it with the date of the Monday the report represents adding ASR at the end on the name. In the staff SharePoint site create a folder called “Attendance” and then create a subfolder and name it with the current school year ASR (example: 19_20ASR). Upload the ASR file from your desktop to the “19_20ASR” folder in the Staff SharePoint. All teachers should have access. If a teacher does not have access to SharePoint, have them call IT Helpdesk at The teacher must go to the attendance office to review the ASRs while the teacher is waiting for access to SharePoint. Once the file is in SharePoint then the file on the desktop can be deleted.

14 Additional Responsibilities (1)
The designated attendance person in charge of ASRs will review the first week’s ASRs to verify there is a E for every student’s first day of enrollment. The designated attendance person will also review each report to ensure all ASRs are accounted for and look correct.  the teachers every week after each file is uploaded to the SharePoint letting them know which ASRs are ready to review, the deadline to verify the file and to sign the Verification Log. Teachers can quickly search for their ASR by clicking on the magnifying glass when hovering over the bottom of the document and typing in their last name.

15 Additional Responsibilities (2)
Each week attendance staff must print an ASR Verification Log. The Verification Log must have all teachers listed so they can sign next to their name for the appropriate date that they are verifying. It would be a great idea to create a master by downloading the log to your desktop and input all the teacher’s names in alphabetical order. Other than the date each week, the master log would only need to be changed if you had a teacher leave the school or a new teacher was added. The ASR Verification Log can be found on the WCSD Website: Departments> Student Accounting> Attendance > Attendance Reports>Attendance Summary Report(ASR)

16 ASR Verification Log

17 Additional Responsibilities (3)
If corrections are needed, teachers can the corrections to the designated attendance person or print the ASR page(s) from SharePoint, make the corrections and give it to the attendance office so the correction(s) can be made in IC. Each week teachers must sign the ASR Verification Log (retained in the office) once they have reviewed their ASRs and turned in any corrections. Teachers must review and sign the Verification Log by Friday of each week.

18 Additional Responsibilities (4)
The person who is responsible for the ASRs must check each week that each teacher has signed the ASR Verification Log and contact the teacher(s) if they have not signed. Once all teachers have signed the ASR Verification Log, scan it, save it to your desktop and name it with the date of the Monday the report represents adding VL at the end of the name. In the SharePoint site, in your “Attendance” folder, create a subfolder called current school year VL (example: 19_20VL). Upload the saved Verification Log from your desktop to the current school year VL file. ASRs must be retained for two years, do not delete any reports from the SharePoint site.

19 For Printable Instructions go to the WCSD Website: Departments>Student Accounting>Attendance> Attendance Reports>ASR Attendance Summary Reports>Attendance Summary Report Instructions Call or your Student Accounting Tech. with any ASR questions: Elementary Schools: Cecilia Mansfield (775) or Middle Schools: Shannon Yoelin (775) or High Schools: Jeannine Bell (775) or Thank you!


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