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Data Management Flashcards

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  1. A district administrator needs to pull a report showing all students who have been absent more than 10 days this semester. Which PowerSchool tool is best suited for this task?

    Answer: List Students with Search/Select

    List Students using Search/Select allows filtering by attendance criteria and exporting results directly.

  2. When importing student data via the Data Import Manager, what happens if a required field is left blank in the import file?

    Answer: The row is skipped and logged as an error

    Rows with missing required fields are skipped and recorded in the error log without halting the full import.

  3. Which database concept does PowerSchool use to link a student's enrollment record to their demographic record?

    Answer: Foreign key (DCID/student number)

    PowerSchool uses the student's DCID as a foreign key to relate tables such as enrollment, demographics, and schedules.

  4. A teacher wants to see only active students in their homeroom class list. Which student status filter should be applied?

    Answer: Enroll_Status = 0

    Enroll_Status = 0 indicates currently active/enrolled students in PowerSchool.

  5. What is the purpose of the 'Log Entries' table in PowerSchool?

    Answer: Records notes and communications about individual students

    Log Entries stores staff-entered notes, communications, and incidents tied to individual student records.

  6. When running a PowerSchool report that uses [students]grade_level, what data type is the grade_level field stored as?

    Answer: INTEGER

    grade_level is stored as an INTEGER in PowerSchool, representing grade levels like 0 (Kindergarten) through 12.

  7. A data coordinator exports student records and notices that some students appear multiple times. What is the most likely cause?

    Answer: The student has multiple active enrollments across schools

    Students enrolled in multiple schools simultaneously or with multiple enrollment records can appear as duplicates in cross-school exports.