In Flex schools, allow the flex periods to display individually for Attendance notifications to Parent Square. Currently, the message appears as "one or more classes".

On the Class Calendars page, an Admin user can Copy Class Calendars within a school or Push Class Calendars to other schools. Please change these permissions so that Copy and Push can be done by a User who is not an Admin.

Flex Master Schedule - Add a warning if an active section that has students currently enrolled has the Flex Period or Class Calendar value changed to None or Blank. Currently this is allowed with no warning. It results in a blank attendance page for the students in the section.

English Learner Class Percentage - Adjust for Flex and Primary Class Tracking Schools

In non-flex scheduling, when creating SMS/MST sections the first number of a section automatically corresponded to the period during which the section was held, based on a School Option. Now when creating sections in Flex Scheduling the section number automatically starts with the number 1 and we need to manually adjust the section number so that it corresponds to the correct period. May we please request that feature be included in Flex Scheduling?

Add Period filters on Attendance Submission Log and Missing Attendance report in Flex Schools.

Assets Checked Out to Students N Per Page report - Adjust for Flex environment so it displays Flex periods and Teachers correctly.

Currently I can print this report and have them sorted by FTF.STI, flex period short title. Unfortunately the default bell's schedule times are printed on this report.

It is confusing to students and parents since we have quite a few bell schedules and the times are different than the default on our Minimum, Collaboration, Finals exam days.

Allowing the option to sort and print the student locator card and by FTF.STI (flex period short title) instead of the flex period time. The student locator card sorted by the time is then not sorted by the short title and is not in order and confuses students and parents.

This is because my sites have 1,2,3 as A-Day and 4,5,6 as B-Day and the time span is exactly the same. I have attached screenshots as examples.

Can we add an option to sort the display of the MST board & Flex SMS Board by the flex period # instead of the flex period time? My sites are used to seeing the display by period#, and the display by time confuses them, especially when they have paired the periods i.e. 1 & 4, 2 & 5, 3 & 6 have the same start and end times, and 1,2,3 are on A-Day and 4,5,6 are on B-Day.

The Independent Study Management page on the WPE Teacher View tab does not display the course information under Class Option for the logged in teacher in a flex or section staff school. Adjust this feature to look at the Section Staff in Flex Schools.

Forward-posting Attendance in a Flex School generates a warning message. Customer would like an option to set the number of days.

Sort classes by Flex Period on Student Withdrawal Form, right now it sorts by Sections.

Avery 5160 Labels options-Parent, Student and Return Address sorted By Teacher - Adjust for Flex and Primary Class Tracking

It is easy to lose the current day in the new horizontal att calendar when scrolling. It is still highlighted in Elem w/MST and secondary school types but not Flex.

Add a filter to the Classes page for Flex Periods. If there's 10+ Flex Periods, the filter is needed for managing the Classes page when scheduling a student.

We would like to request that Flex Scheduling Attendance Notes work the same as a non-flex school in the following regard:
In a FLEX environment, Mass Change Period Absences no longer inserts a note if the student does not have a class scheduled during the affected period, which was useful information to have.
In a NON Flex environment, the note adds to all students no matter if a student has a class scheduled or not, during the affected period.

Add a filter to the Classes page for Flex Periods. If there's 10+ Flex Periods, the filter is needed for managing the Classes page when scheduling a student.