When running an Aeries report and exporting to Excel add an option to not include headers

The Students with No Course Requests report needs to honor a Keep/Skip query.

Some specific letters have been mentioned, but it would be helpful if all of the different letters to parents had an email option.

It would be nice to be able to select a Student Group within the Student Summons Call Slip.

Have Print Daily Apportionment report be available at the District level add options to print by schools.

Please add a report or fields in Aeries for National Student Clearinghouse information for more accurate reporting.

When using the 'Print Student Emergency Card' report, can you please add an option to exclude inactive students? When you run it currently, all inactive students are also included with an Teacher of 'Unassigned'. School staff doesn't always remember to run an 'Keep' query first.

Please consider adding an option to remove additional lines, per student record, when delivering a Custom Report in Excel format. For example, when a Custom Report is generated in PDF format, it seems to place test dates on a line just below the score; when generating the report in Excel format, it seems to do this as well.

Allow users to generate this report by student name. At the moment the report only sorts by teacher name and then student name so we cannot print an entire grade level sorted by student name.

The Student Ethnic Distribution report should honor a Keep/SKIP query.

Please create a report that shows cumulative enrollment for the entire year by site.

In the SELA Conflict Report "Include Inactive Students" and "Pre-Enrolled" are considered the same type of tag in the results when running the report. The tag types are not the same. You would rarely want to run a report to include students who were Pre-Enrolled but never attended. You would likely want to include those who were with you but are now Inactive because you reported their data to CALPADS and want to audit the data.

The Special Education Class List report is not available for teachers. Please allow teachers to run this report.

The pre-rollover audit report would be more user friendly if you had the option to sort by Error, School, or Grade Level. (Right now it just sorts by student name).

Add option on CSU and UC Eligibility reports to hide the SAT statement:

When applying to colleges, be sure to submit the original SAT scores since the scores on this report may be translated

Currently UCs and CSUs are not requiring official SAT reports.

Allow the ability to print multiple reports as a "report packet" or "report group". Even further to combine reports into a single PDF as an option.
Example, withdrawal packet report: withdrawal form, fees and fines, assets, grades (GBS/GRD), and absence totals.

It would be very helpful to be able to print out denied Student Authorizations by teacher.

Right now when you run the report it lists the students for the entire school. The teachers just want to see the student in their class who do not have permission to be photographed, carry their report card home, basic first aide, etc.

Graduation Status Letter - need to support multiple versions of the letter. Currently, only one version can be used. Letters with multiple languages are not supported.

Add Portal Usage Reports:

Report No. 1

Students who HAVE ACTIVE STUDENT PORTAL ACCOUNTS
STU ID
STU FN
STU LN
STU Grade
number of log ins by month (Aug-Today)
Total log ins

This data should be sorted by grade level so that we can chart portal usage by grade level.

Report No. 2

Students who HAVE ACTIVE PARENT PORTAL ACCOUNTS
STU ID
STU FN
STU LN
Parent Email
STU Grade
number of log ins by month (Aug-Today)
Total log ins

This data should be sorted by grade level so that we can chart parent portal usage by grade level

Add an option to include the English copy along with translated copy, for reports/letters sent to parent/guardian. EdCode 48985 requires English copy and primary language copy to be sent to parent/guardian, if 15% or more of pupils speak a primary language other than English.